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Economic Indicators of the Farm Sector. StateFinancial Summary, 1984.Economic Research Service (DOA), Washington, D.C.ECIFS-4-5Mar 86252p.; Document contains small type.Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government PrintingOffice, Washington, DC 20402.Reports - General (140) -- Statistical Data (110)

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ABSTRACTCrop production in 1984, particularly for

spring-planted crops, returned to near-normal levels from the muchreduced output of 1983 when government programs curbed plantedacreage and drought depressed yields. The top five states in net farmincome were California, at $3.5 billion; Iowa, $2.2 billion; Florida,$1.8 billion; and Illinois, $1.7 billion. Top earners amongcommodities were cattle and calves and dairy products. Texas ledcattle-and-calf production with $4.5 billion, and Wisconsin led dairyearnings with $3 billion. Iowa led in receipts of the next threehighest earning commodities: soybeans, $2 billion; corn, $2.1billion; and hogs, $2.6 billion. (This report details astate-by-state financial ranking of the U.S. farm sector in 1984. Thereport is one of five in the "Economic Indicators of the FarmSection" series. In the report, data are reported at the state levelfor farm income and balance sheet accounts, including and excludingfarm households. One major feature is the separation of theoperator's household and dwelling from farm production transactions,assets, and debt. All of the income estimates in this report arebased on a calendar year. The data, while mainly based on informationfrom the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Statistical ReportingService and the Census of Agriculture, also include information fromother government agencies and private sources. The publicationincludes 58 tables of statistical data and a short summary.)(Author /KC)

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ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF THE FARM SECTOR: STATE FINANCIAL SUMMARY, 1984. Nation-al Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.ECIFS 4-5.

Abstract

Crop produc on in 1984, particularly for spring-planted crops, returned to near-normal levels from the much zeduced output of 1983 when Government programs curbed

. planted acreage and drought depressed yields. The top five States in net farmincome were California, at $3.5 billion; Iowa, $2.2 billion; Texas, $2.2 billion;Florida, $1.8 billion; and Illinois, $1.7 billion. Top earners among commoditieswere cattle and calves and dairy products. Texas led cattle-and-calf productionwith $4.5 billion, and Wisconsin led dairy earuings with $3 billion. Iowa led inreceipts of the next three highest earning commodities, soybeans, $2 billion;corn, $2.1 billion; and hogs, $2.6 billion.

Keywords: Farm assets, farm debt, net farm income, returns to operators.

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Preface

This report is one of five in the Economic Indicators of the Farm Sector series.This issue was formerly called Economic Indicators of the Farm Sector: State In-come and Balance Sheet Statistics. Other reports are National Financial Summary(formerly Income and Balance Sheet Statistics), Production and Efficiency Statis-tics, Farm Sector Review, and Costs of Production.

State Financial Summary, 1984, corresponds to the national data published inNational Financial Summary, 1984, disaggregated to the State level. Data are re-ported at the State level for farm income and balance sheet accounts including andexcluding farm households.

One major feature is the separation of the operator's household and dwelling fromfarm production transactions, assets, and debt. This format is more appropriatefor expanding the aggregate accounts into subsector groups. All of the income es-timates in this report are based on a calendar year.

The data, while mainly based on information from the U.S. Department of Agricul-ture's Statistical Reporting Service and the Census of Agriculture, also includeInformation from other Government agencies and, in some cases, from privatesources. Some minor revisions were made for 1970-77, and other revisions incor-porate the 1982 Census of Agriculture beginning with 1978.

This publication was prepared by the staff of the Farm Income Estimation Sectionand the Farm Financial Analysis Section, Economic Indicators Branch, National Eco-nomics Division, Economic Research Service.

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Branch chief--James JohnsonSection leader--Roger StricklandManaging editor--Jim CarlinProduction expenses--Sandra Suddendorf, Bill SerletisCash receipts--Billie Whittington, Bob Williams

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ContentsPage,

HIGHLIGHTS iv

LIST OF TABLES v

1984 AGRICULTURE WRAP-UP1

STATE INCOME ACCOUNTS3

Rankings by Commodity and State 3

Net Farm Income 3

Cash Flow4

Farm Production Transactions4

Production Expenses 5

STATE BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS 6

Debt and Equity 7

Debt-to-Asset Ratio 8

STATISTICAL TABLES9

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Highlights

this report details a State-by-State financial ranking of the U.S. farm sector in

1984. Crop production, especially from spring-produced crops, returned to near-normal levels after falling in 1983 when Government programs curbed plantedacreage and a summer drought lowered yields. Crop prices increased because of

1983's record drawdown in farmer-owned crop inventories. Net farm income, the

value of production within the year (whether sold or added to inventories) less

expenses, was more than double 1983's figure. Net cash income, which is cashincome (regardless of the year of production) less cash expenses, was 2.5 percent

above 1983.

Here's a 1984 financial profile of some major farm States:

Leaders in farm cash receipts in 1984 were California, at $14.2 billion; Texas,$9.7 billion; Iowa, $9.3 billion; Nebraska, $7.1 billion; Illinois, $6.7 billion;

and Minnesota, $6.2 billion. Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, California, and Wisconsin

led in livestock receipts. California, Illinois, Iowa, Texas, and Florida led in

crop receipts.

Top earners in cash receipts for major individual commodities were Texas forcattle and calves; Wisconsin for dairy products; Iowa for soybeans, corn, and hogs;Kansas for wheat; Arkansas for broilers; and California for greenhouse and nursery

products, eggs, and cotton.

Top earners in net cr.h income for 1984 were California, at $3.8 billion; Iowa,$2.7 billion; Texas, $2.2 billion; Florida, $2.1 billion; and Nebraska, $1.9 bil-

lion. Net farm income (with inventory adjustment) was led by California, at$3.5 billion; Iowa, $2.2 billion; Texas, $2.2 billion; Florida, $1.8 billion;and Illinois, $1.7 billion.

California farmers spent the most on production, $12.1 billion, followed byfarmers in Texas, $9.8 billion: Iowa, $9.1 billion; Illinois, $7.2 billion; and

Nebraska, $6.7 billion.

Under the balance sheet accounts, the leading States in aesets. including farmhouseholds, ac of December 31, 1984, were Texas, at $108 billion; California,$69.3 billion; Iowa, $53.6 billion; Illinois, $51.4 billion; and Minnesota,

$39.8 billion. The State rankings, excluding operator households, were the same.

California owed the most total debt, at $17.8 billion, followed by Iowa,$16.3 billion; Texas, $14 billion; Minnesota, $11.7 billion; and Illinois,$11.2 billion. The State rankings stayed the same when households were excluded.

Texas registered the largest equity, at $94 billion, followed by California,$51.5 billion; Illinois, $40.2 billion; Iowa, $37.3 billion; and Minnesota,

$28.1 billion. When operator households were excluded, the rankings remained the

same.

The highest debt-to-asset ratios were 32 percent in Nebraska; Iowa, 30.5 percent;South Dakota, 30 percent; Minnesota, 29.5 percent; and Georgia, 28.5 percent.

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List of Tables

Table: Page

Section I Tables: State Farm Income Statistics

1. Summary of the farm sector's financial status, by State, 1984. 9

2. Leading States for cash receipts (including net CommodityCredit Corporation loans), 1984 10

3. States ranked by cash receipts (including net CommodityCredit Corporation loans), 1984 11

4. Net income from farming (including net Commodity CreditCorporation loans and operator householls), by State, 1955-84 12

5. Cash income from farming,(excluding operator households), byState, 1981-84 38

6. Farm production transactions (excluding operator households),by State, 1981-84

7. Cash receipts by commodities and commodity groups, United Statesand States, 192-84 88

8. Cash receipts from farm marketings (including net CommodityCredit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1981 123

9. Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by Stateand month, 1981 125

10. Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporationloans), by State and month, 1981 127

11. Cash receipts from farm marketings (including net CommodityCredit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1982 129


13. Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporationloans), by State and month, 1982 133

14. Cash receipts from farm marketings (including net CommodityCredit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1983.., 135


16. Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation139loans), by State and month, 1983

17. Cash receipts from farm marketings (including net Commodity141Credit Corporation loans), by Statt end month, 1984....


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19. Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporationloans), by State and month, 1984

20. Value of home agricultural commodity consumption, by State, 1982-84

21. Net Commodity Credit Corporation loans, by State, 1981-84

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22. Commodity Credit Corporation loans liquidated, by State, 1981-84 149

23. Farm production expenses (excluding operator households),by State, 1981-84 150

24. Farm production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1978.... 151







31. Government payments, by program and State, 1981 166




Section II Tables: State Farm Balance Sheet Statistics

35. Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), byState, December 31, 1980-84 170

36. Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operatorhouseholds), by State, December 31, 1980-84 195

37. Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operatorhouseholds), December 31, 1974 220

38. Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (includingoperator households), December 31, 1974 221

39. Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operatortlouseholds), December 31, 1975 222

4C. Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (includingoperator households), December 31, 1975 223

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41. Real estate farm, debt outstanding (including operatorhouseholds), December 31, 1976 224





46. NonreaI estate farm debt outstanding (includingoperator households), December 31, 1978 229

47. Real estate farm, debt outstanding (including operatorhouseholds), December 31., 1079 230










57. Real estate farm, debt outstanding (including operatorhousehclds), December 31, 1984 240

58. Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operatorhouseholds), December 31, 1984 241

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State Financial Summary, 1984

1984 Agriculture Wrap-Up

Net cash income rose 2 percent in 1984. The gain resulted from a 4-percent in-crease in cash receipts from farm marketings which helped offset higher cashexpenses and a drop in direct Government payments. A substantial buildup of in-ventories in 1984 boosted net farm income to more than double the previous year'slevel.

Crop receipts climbed more than 3 percent as higher prices outpaced a lower volumeof marketings. We traced the decline to 1983's drought and the Payment-in-Kind(PIK) program which had sharply lowered the 1983 crop harvest. Food grain re-ceipts were unchanged. Wheat receipts fell 4 percent, but farmers earnedsubstantial gains on rice, rye, feed grains, sorghum, and hay. Farmers earnedless from sales of corn, oats, and barley. Receipts from soybean marketings fellslightly as reduced marketings offset higher average prices. Increased receiptsfo: peanuts boosted total oil crop receipts by more than 1 percent. Substantialgains in receipts for vegetables and fruits and nuts also contributed to the gainin crop receipts.

Receipts from livestock marketings in 1984 rose almost 5 percent from the previousyear, reaching a record $72.7 billion. With marketing volume holding near the1983 level, a 4-percent gain In farm prices for all livestock and products account-ed for most of the increase. Cash receipts for poultry and eggs registered thelargest gain, 22 percent, while dairy receipts dropped 4 percent, the first year-to-year de.:line since 1962. Cash receipts for other livestock in 1984 were mixed,with cattle receipts up 7 percent and hog receipts off 1 percent.

While cash receipts were up in 1984, direct Government payments to farmers droppedfrom the year-earlier level. Cash payments, which included deficiency, diversion,disaster, storage, and conservation program payments, fell slightly to about$4 billion. The Government made its final disbursements of commodities under thePIK programs. These disbursements, valued at almost $4.5 billion, were$700 million less than the year before. Corn accounted for about two-thirds ofthe 1984 total, and farmers received additional disbursements of cotton, wheat,sorghum, and rice. Combining both cash and in-kind payments, direct Governmentpayments amounted to $8.4 billion, about 10 percent below the 1983 level but stillwell above any other year.

Rising production expenses softened part of the gain in last year's cash receipts.At $139.5 billion, total production expenses rose almost 3 percent from the PIK-and drought-reduced levels of 1983. Outlays for seed, fertilizer, pesticides,machine hire and customwork, and net rent showed the sharpest year-to-year gains,ranging from 16 to 28 percent. Despite lower prices, increased purchases boostedoutlays for livestock by more than 7 percent. Feed costs, however, slipped 4 per-cent from the previous year's level.

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Total interest expenses, at $21.1 billion, fell 1.4 percent, marking a second con-secutive annual decline. The decline in both real estate and nonreal estateinterest expenses was attributable to a drop in outstanding debt rather than theaverage interest rate which remained steady. Intereet expenses of $10.7 billionon real estate debt fell 1 percent from a year earlier, declining for the firsttime since 1946. Nonreal estate interest expenses, at $10.4 billion, declined2 percent and more than 8 percent from the 1982 peak.

Farm income increased despite lower Government payments and higher production ex-penses. Net cash income, which measures the income available to purchase assets,to retire loans, and to cover farm household expenses, totaled $39.2 billion in1984, up 2 percent from the previous year and the highest level on record.

Total net farm income jumped sharply to $34.5 billion, more than double the 1983level and a record; it measures the income generated by a given year's production

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has published comprehensiveincome estimates relating to agriculture since the midtwenties. Theseries ha° been revised and expanded, incorporating individual Stateestimates in 1949 and sales class distributions in 1960. In 1980, newaccounts were developed to separate the earnings of the farm businessunit from farm family income and to permit a further analysis of theincome and wealth of the production units and the operators of thoseunits by type of farm, value of sales class, and type of ownership.These accounts, along with the former accounts, are included in thispublication.

The production sector accounts measure the economic viability of theproduction units (establishments) of the farm sector (a part of thebusiness sector of the national economy) apart from the well-being ofthe farm operator families (a part of the household sector of the na-tional economy). Information on the nonfarm szaets and debts of farmoperators is limited and is not reported in this publication.

In this report, the State income accounts (excluding operator house-holds) include data for calendar years 1981 through 1984. The balancesheet accounts (excluding operator households) include data for December31, 1980, through December 31, 1984.

This publication consists of an income section and a balance sheet sec-tion. Titles of tables in both sections i dicate whether farm operatorhousehold transactions are included or excluded.

The terms "farm" and "establishment" represent the place where the pro-duction process occurred. In this report, the establishment conceptused for 1977 and following years is based on the official Census farmdefinition adopted in 1974 which includes places with annual sales, orpotential sales, of $1,000 or more.

Households include all families or individuals receiving income from theagricultural production sector. The household category emphasized inthis report is farm operators, although some of the tables include land-lord and employee categories. The operator category includes owners andtenants, as well as managers associated with corporate or institutionalestablishments.

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whether sold, used onfarm, or held in inventory. The substantial gain in net farmincome followed the large swing in the value of the change in farm inventories.Farmers drew down inventories sharply, resulting in a net reduction to total grossincome of $9.8 billion in 1983. However, as inventories were replenished in 1984,the value of the change in inventories added about $7.8 billion to the total grossincome of farmers. The nearly $18-billion swing between the 2 years made up thebulk of the sharp rise in total net farm income in 1984.

State Income Accounts

Table 1 summarizes major income statistics; table 2 shows rankings by commodity;table 3 shows rankings by State. Net farm income and its components appear intable 4, followed by cash income with components in table 5 and farm productiontransactions in table 6. Other tables present cash receipts by commodities, farmproduction expenses by State, and Government payments by program and State.

Rankings by Commodity and State

In 1984, California led in cash receipts from all commodities with $14.2 billion.California led in sales of all crops and ranked fourth for all livestock. Cft:1-

fornia was also the top producer of greenhouse and nursery products, eggs, cotton,hay, tomatoes, sugar beets, grapes, and lettuce.

Texas ranked second by earning $9.7 billion in cash receipts, with the highestsales of livestock and fourth highest crop sales. Texas was the leading producerof cattle and calves and sorghum grain. Iowa, a principal crops and livestockproducer, ranked third in all commodities, second in all livestock, and nird incrops. Nebraska ranked fourth in all commodities, and Illinois ranked fifth.

In 1974, the top five States in cash receipts were California, Iowa, Illinois,Texas, and Minnesota. California, Texas, Iowa, Illinois, and Kansas ranked as thetop States in cash receipts for all commodities in 1984; Texas led in livestockreceipts and California in crop receipts. The proportion of total cash receiptsremained fairly stable with the top five States having 35 percent of the totalcash receipts in 1974, 35 percent in 1979, and 33 percent f..n 1983 and 1984.

Net Farm Income

Net farm income is a measure of the net value of production occurring within agiven year. Unsold and unused portions of new production are valued and added to

sales in deriving net farm income. Sales from beginning-year inventories are de-ducted to eliminate the effects of production from prior years. Inventories

typically climb during years of heavy production and decline when production isbelow normal.

The net farm income accounts differ from path the cash income and productiontransactions accounts in that farm household income is included in net farm in-come. The farm household accounts affect both the income and expenses in net farm

income. The imputed rental value of all farm dwellings is included as income.The expenses for these dwellings are included in repair and operation, interest,taxes, capital consumption, and other miscellaneous expenses. The impact of the

dwelling tends increase with the degree of urbanization, because of higher realestate values and, with the preponderance of small farms, because of fewer acresof farmland per dwelling.

The five leading States in net farm income after inventory adjustment were Cal-lfornia, at $3.5 billion; Iowa, $2.2 billion; Texas, $2.2 billion; Florida,$1.8 billion; and Illinois, $1.7 billion.

Three States recorded negative net farm income after inventory adjustment: Wyo-ming, at -$76 million; Montana, -$55 million; and West Virginia, -$12 million. Acommon characteristic is that cattle and calves was the leading commodity in salesfor all three States.

Cash Flow

Cashflow status is an indicator of the short-term financial situation of farmers.Although the wealth and income situation of the average farm operator may be ade-quate, the cash flow may be inadequate to meet current obligations, thus causingfinancial difficulties. Inadequate cash flow may not be unusual for beginningfarmers and for those who may recently have purchased land financed at high inter-est rates.

Net cash income is a better indicator of funds generated by the business for loanservicing and other essential expenditures than the more widely quoted net farmincome, but the two measures are complementary. Net cash income is a function ofall cash transactions (and share rent), including sales of commodities produced inprior years. Net cash income does not include noncash items such as the imputed.ental value of farm residences and the value of food consumed on farms where pro-duced. Net cash income is more comparable to taxable income, because most farmersare taxed on a cash accounting basis rather than an accrual accounting basis.

State cash income differs from the production transactions table in that only cashtransactions enter the calculations. Net inventory change, rental value of hiredlaborers' dwellings, and home consumption are not cash items and are not includedin receipts. Cash uses include only expenses that are cash transactions. Capitalconsumption is a noncash expense and is not included. The perquisites for hiredlabor are also excluded. Cash income from farming measures the cash available forcapital asset purchases, loan retirement, and operator household cash income.Cash income from farming is generally higher than returns to operators.

Cash income from farming for the United States rose to $39.2 billion from$38.3 billion in 1983. Cash income from farming in 1984 was highest in Califor-nia, at $3.8 billion, followed by Iowa, $2.7 billion; Texas, $2.2 billion; Florida,$2.1 billion; and Nebraska, $1.9 billion. In 1983, the top earners were Califor-nia, Iowa, Texas, Illinois, and Minnesota.

Farm Production Transactions

In the transaction summary, the residual is returns to operators (gross receiptsminus nonfactor payments minus factor payments), and total receipts are designatedgross receipts of farms. In the income summary, total receipts are designatedgross farm income. The components of gross receipts of farms are farm marketingsof crops and livestock, net inventory change, Government payments, other farmincome (machine hire and customwork income, recreational income and other farm-re-lated income, rental value of farm laborers' dwellings, and forest product sales),and the value of home consumption. The components of gross farm income are cashreceipts, Government payments, other farm income (machine hire and customwork in-come, recreational income and other farm-related income, and forest product sales),and nonmoney income (gross rental value of all farm dwellings and the value ofhome consumption). Gross receipts of farms and gross farm income treat CommodityCredit Corporation (CCC) loans as sales and include them as a cash receipt.

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A major difference exists between the two series because the gross-receipts-of-farms category includes only the rental value of farm laborers' dwellings. Gross

receipts of farms also include net inventory change, and gross farm income does

not.

Production expenses under the production transactions accounts are divided into

nonfactor and factor payments. Nonfactor payments include intermediate production

expenses of nonfarm origin, such as fuel, repairs, fertilizer, and pesticides, and

of farm origin, such as seed, feed, and livestock purchased. Other nonfactor pay-

ments include capital consumption and business taxes.

Capital consumption, used to capture the expense for the flow of services (such as

wear and tear and obsolescence) provided by durable goods in the current period

includes depreciation and accidental damage of the capital stock. The current ex-

pense of capital consumption is measured as the value of the addition to capital

stock which would insure that the serviceability of the capital stock at the be-ginning of the period is equal to its serviceability at the end of the period.The ma_ntenance of stock, therefore, requires that capital consumption be valuedon a replacement value basis rather than on an original purchase price basis. De-

preciation is lower in the production transactions accounts than in the net farmincome accounts because the operators' dwellings are not included.

Factor payments are the income available to provide returns to the factors of pro-

duction: land, labor, and capital. These returns are interest, wages to hiredlabor, net rent to all landlords, and returns to operators. Returns to oper-tors

are the portion of income left to the operators as the returns for their 'wn labor

and management of factors used in the farm business. California led the Nation in

returns to operators, at $3.2 billion, followed by Iowa, $1.9 billion; Florida,$1.7 billion; Texas, $1.7 billion; and Illinois, $1.4 billion. In 1983 California

led in total returns to operators at $2.3 billion, followed by Florida, $1.7 bil-

lion; Texas, $1.1 billion; Washington, $754 million; and Wisconsin, $561 Anion.

Factor payments for the United States increased to $34.7 billion from $33.9 bil-

lion. Nonf actor payments increased to $99.3 billion from $96.2 billion.

Many of the States that had negative returns to operators in 1983 showed positivereturns to operators in 1984, with the U.S. total increasing to $28.4 billion from

$8.6 billion. The Corn Belt States, which showed the largest losses in 1983, re-

bounded with some of the highest returns. Only three States had negative returns

in 1984: Montana, -$119 million; Wyoming, -$106 million; and West Virginia,-$49 million.

Returns to farm production resources were higher in 1984 than in 1983, especiallyin States dependent on grains and livestock, such as in the Corn Belt. Favorable

weather conditions, increased production, and higher prices contributed to these

increased returns to farm resources. California, Florida, and Texas continued to

enjoy strong income positions, because of the diversity and size of their agricul-

tural production.

Production Expenses

Production expenses in the transactions accounts and net farm income accounts dif-

fer in several ways. The expenses associated with operators' dwellings appear

under the net farm income accounts but not under the transactions accounts. Ex-

penses are higher in the net farm income accounts because they include household

expenses, such as repairs, interest, business taxes, capital consumption, and

other miscellaneous costs. Feed, livestock, seed, fertilizer, electricity,

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marketing charges, and nonreal estate interest are the same for both accounts.Contract labor is a part of wages under the net farm income accounts but is a partof the service accounts (machine hire, customwork, and contract labor) in thetransactions accounts. In the net farm income accounts, only net rent to nonoper-ator landlords is an expense, because it represents payment by the farm sector forthe use of land and buildings owned by a nonfarmer. Payment to a farmer-landlordcomprises an exchange of funds between farmers and generates no net effect withinthe sector. In the production transactions account, net rent paid to all land-lords is an expense. Because the production transactions account measures the re-turns to operators from their establishments, we include the cost of renting fromboth operator and nonoperator landlords.

Total U.S. production expenses increased to $139.5 billion from $135.6 billion.The leading States in production expenses, as in 1983, were California, at$12.1 billion; Texas, $9.8 billion; Iowa, $9.1 billion; Illinois, $7.2 billion;and Nebraska, $6.7 billion.

State Balance Sheet Accounts

The balance sheet accounts measure the current wealth in the farm sector as of De-cember 31. There are two balance sheet accounts, one that includes farm operatorhouseholds and one that excludes farm operator households. B th accounts includethe landlord's farm assets and debts in addition to the farmer's farm assets anddebt. The account that includes operator's household also includes part of thefarm family's personal assets, such as the value 3f the operator dwelling if it islocated on the farm, the value of household eouipment and furnishings of farmers,the portion of automobiles and trucks used for nuEarm purposes, time deposits,savings bonds, and the related debt on these items. These items were included be-cause the personal welfare of many small farmers was tied to the welfare offarming operations when this account was set up in 1945. The account that ex-cludes farm operator households also excludes the farm family's personal assetsand debts. What remains is the farm sector's assets and debts for both farmersand landlords. We recommend the use of the account that includes farm operatorhouseholds when looking at the effect of farming on wealth or well-being of farmfamilies or rural communities. Use the balance sheet account that excludes farmoperator households when assessing farm sector well-being.

The balance sheet of the farm sector differs from ordinary balance sheets becauseit measures the value of assets at current market value instead of book value.Starting with this publication, the balance sheet date will be December 31 insteadof January 1. For example, what would have been January 1, 1985, will now be De-cember 31, 1984. The day's difference means it will be easier to compare incomefigures to the balance sheet data because calendar year income data will corre-spond with the end-of-year balance sheet data.

We made numerous revisions to the State-level accounts, mostly by incorporatingdata from the 1982 Census of Agriculture. There has been a major change in theway State-level debt for the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) lenders is calcu-lated. For years before December 31, 1983 and 1984, FCA provided the EconomicResearch Service (ERS) with information by State on agricultural loans outstandingheld by the Federal land banks, Production Credit Associations (PCA's), and Feder-al Intermediate Credit Banks. For December 31, 1983 and 1984, FCA provided onlyloans outstanding by district. We derived State figures by using the distribu-tional pattern of the loans outstanding for December 31, 1982, and applied thissame pattern to the district totals.

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This year, FCA furnished revised data on outstanding loans held by Federal landbanks and PCA's for December 1974 through December 1984. The revised figures in-corporated the nonaccrual loans inadvertently left out by the FCA. We assignedthe revised figures to States based on the State distribution pattern of loansfor each year.

Beginning with this publication, we apply the same methodology for calculatingAlaska and Hawaii farmland values as we use for the other 48 States.

Real estate assets amounted to over 75 percent of total farm asset values, showingthat fluctuating real estate values strongly affect total farm assets. Total U.S.farm asses, excluding operator dwellings, fell to $856 billion on December 31,1984, off 14.7 percent since 1980, the year of peak equity. U.S. farm real estateasset values declined 17.9 percent between 1980 and 1984, while nonreal estatevalues declined by 3.4 percent. The leading State in total farm assets, excludingoperator dwellings, was Texas, at $98.2 pillion. Texas was the only major agri-cultural State that realized an increase in total farm asset values since 1980,with a 31.6-percent increase from 1980 to 1984. All other leading agriculturalStates experienced declines in farm asset values. California was the second lead-ing State with $63 billion in total assets, followed by Iowa, $49.9 billion; Illi-nois, $48.2 billion; and Minnesota, $36.4 billion. In 1980, Iowa held the highesttotal asset value of $82.3 billion, followed by Texas, $74.6 billion; Illinois,$73.4 billion; California, $64.5 billion; and Minnesota, $49.4 billion. Since

then, however, Iowa reported the greatest decline in total farm asset values witha decrease of 39.3 percent. Iowa's real estate values declined 46.8 percent overthe same time period.

Debt and Equity

Total U.S. farm debt amounted to $198.9 billion on December 31, 1984, an increaseof 16.7 percent since December 31, 1980. Although real estate debt increased17 percent over the same time period, the ratio of real estate debt to total debtremained constant at 52 percent. California was the leading State in total lia-bilities, excluding operator dwellings, on December 31, 1984, at $16.8 billion,and showed $8.7 billion as real estate debt and $8.1 billion as nonreal estatedebt. California's total debt increased most, by 29.2 percent, from 1980 to 1984.Iowa was second in total liabilities, at $15.6 billion, with $8.3 billion in realestate debt and $7.2 billion in nonreal estate debt. Texas debt ranked third,$13.3 billion, with $6.1 billion real estate and $7.2 billion nonreal estate debt.Minnesota's total debt of $21.1 billion consisted of $15.4 billion in real estateand $5.7 billion in nonreal estate debt. Illinois, ranked fifth, had $10.8 billionin total debt, with $6.9 billion in real estate and $4.6 billion in nonreal estatedebt.

Equity in agriculture has fallen with declines in total asset values and increasesin total debt sine 1980. Equity fell $175.6 billion from December 31, 1980, toDecember 31, 1984, a 21.1-percent decline to its present level of $657.2 billion.All leading agricultural States, except Texas, showed falling equity levels. Iowarealized the greatest decline in equity at 49.8 percent, from 1980 to 1984. Illi-

nois, Indiana, and Nebraska also realized over 40-percent declines in equity dur-ing 1980-84. Minnesota and Ohio equity fell 37 percent. Texas, by contrast, wasthe only leading agricultural State to show an increase in equity, at 32.7 percent,during 1980-84.

7 16

Debt-to-Avert Ratio.

We use the debt-tc-asset ratio as a mearrce of financial stress. The ratio deter-mines the solvency and risk-bearing ability of the agricultural sector. Thedebt-to-asset ratio has been climbing the past 4 years, because of falling landvalues and the failure of lower income levels to retire outstanding farm debt.The debt-to-asset ratio for the United States, excluding operator dwellings, in-creased from 17 percent on December 31, 1980, to 23.2 percent on December 31, 1984.The decline in farmland values has hit some States hard, particularly in the CornBelt. In Illinois, the debt-to-asset ratio increased from 12.8 percent in 1980 to22.3 percent in 1984; Iowa, from 16.9 percent to 31.2 percent; and Indiana, from16.5 percent to 25.9 percent. However, in Texas, the debt-to-asset ratio declinedfrom 14.3 percent to 13.5 percent. Nebraska had the highest debt-to-asset ratioof all States, at 32.6 percent, followed by Iowa, 31.2 percent; Minnesota,30.4 percent; South Dakota, 30.4 percent; and Georgia, 29.8 percent.

8

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Table 1--Summary of the farm sector's financial states, by State, 1984

State

: Gross: income

:

: Productioni expenses:

: Net changes in: farm inventories:

t Net farm: income 1/

:

: Net cash: incoms 2/:

: Debt/asset: ratios 3/:

: Percent--- Million dollars

Alabama : 2,625 1,993 17 649 730 19.5

Alaska : 33 23 -5 5 10 10.4

Arizona : 1,758 1,603 174 329 281 17.0

Arkansas : 3,930 3,010 190 1,110 1,176 23.0

California : 15,448 12,111 212 3,548 3,769 25.7

Colorado : 3,746 3,176 -21 549 798 23.8

Connecticut : 430 316 0 113 126 11.1

Delaware : 554 411 0 143 168 26.8

Florida : 4,938 3,046 -43 1,849 2,078 17.5

Georgia : 4,110 3,008 -15 1,087 1,282 28.5

Hawaii : 653 420 -3 230 235 7.5

Idaho : 2,623 2,156 -40 428 697 24.0

Illinois : 7,785 7,198 1,076 1,662 1,549 21.9

Indiana : 4,684 4,694 991 981 536 25.1

Iowa : 10,652 9,089 651 2,213 2,661 30.5

Kansas : 6,907 6,111 145 941 1,355 26.0

Kentucky : 3,169 2,549 549 1,168 945 20.9

Louisiana : 1,918 1,827 227 317 182 20.7

Maine : 521 447 0 73 118 20.1

Maryland : 1,361 1,145 39 255 289 15.5

Massachusetts : 462 315 2 150 183 12.0

Michigan : 3,502 3,103 202 601 750 23.9

Minnesota : 7,341 6,499 729 1,571 1,725 29.5

Mississippi : 2,651 2,336 171 487 486 26.4

Missouri : 4,602 4,202 59 459 845 23.2

Montana : 1,824 1,741 -138 -55 271 23.8

Nebracka : 7,947 6,654 205 1,498 1,936 32.0

Nevada : 287 249 -7 30 62 16.6

New Hampshire : 144 125 1 20 28 9.7

New Jersey : 661 505 15 172 190 11.0

New Mexico : 1,154 1,054 45 146 159 15.2

New York : 3,107 2,802 25 330 )44 23.3

North Carolina : 4,895 3,679 178 1,394 1, ::: 21.1

North Dakota : 3,213 2,744 224 694 25.6

Ohio : 4,341 3,907 552 986 908 19.6

Oklahoma : 3,271 2,905 81 448 540 22.1

Oregon : 2,251 1,792 -38 422 546 23.7

Pennsylvania : 3,740 3,017 202 926 1,043 15.7

Rhode Island : 69 38 1 32 34 9.5

South Carolina : 1,36: 1,155 49 239 289 24.1

South Dakota : 3,337 k,715 175 797 974 30.0

Tennessee : 2,632 2,238 178 572 521 16.2

Texas : 11,569 9,827 421 2,163 2,246 13.0

Utah . 734 646 -20 68 119 14.9

Vermont . 470 393 -1 75 109 14.8

Virginia : 2,212 1,866 -88 257 490 15.1

Washington : 3,519 2,647 54 926 997 20.8

West VirginiaWisconsin

. 331

: 6,066363

4,90320

399-12

1,5621

-9

11,76012.227.4

Wyoming . 676 744 -8 -76 -4 16.0

United States : 166,200 139,496 'Xi 34,530 39,230 22.2

Totals may not add due to rounding. 1/ Gross income less production expenses, which is referred to as realizednet income and net income before inventory adjustment, plus net change in farm inventories (see table 4). 2/ See

table 5 for components of net cash income. 3/ See table 36 for a breakdown of State data on debts/assets.

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Table 2 - -Leading States for cash receipts (Including nit Coomodity Credit Corporation loans). 1964

Coomodities If: United States : Rank of loafing Stages ad cash receiRtm value: Rank : Value : 1 2 3 : 4 : S : 6 : 7 : 9 10

All commodities

All livestock

All crops

Cattle ard

calves

Dairy products

Soybeans

Corn

Hogs

Wheat

Broilers

Greenhouse aidnursery 2/

Eggs

Cotton

Tobacco

Hay

Potatoes

Turkeys

Sorghum grain

Oranges

Rice

Tomatoes

Peanuts

Barley

Apples

Crapes

Sugar beet

Cane for sugar

Lettuce

:

:

:

:

: I

: 2

: 3

: 4

: 5

: 6

: 7

:

: 8

: 9

: 10

: II

: 12

: 13

: 14

: 15

: 16

: 17

: 18

: 19

: 20

: 21

: 22

: 23

: 24

: 25

Nil. dol.

141,635

72,739

69,096

30,501

17,661

12,111

11,617

9,691

8,443

5,970

4,984

4,086

3,359

2,841

2,290

1,770

1,655

1,298

1,266

1,223

1,222

1,098

941

931

846

782

729

679

:

: Calif: 14,185

: Tex5,901

: Calif: 9,714

:

: Tex

;

4,499

: Ins3,008

Iowa2,034

: Iowa2,111

: Iowa2,579

: Kan1,406

: Ark1,000

: Calf: 1,245

: Calif409

: Calif945

N C1,054

: Calif470

f Idaho415

: N C

286

: Tex432

: Fla

825

: Ark467

: Calif616

f Ca520

: N D220

f Wash373

: Calif: 747

f Calif165

: Fla

382

: Calif% 494

Tex9,683

Iowa

5,013

Ill

4,556

Malt3,666

Calif1,966

Ill

2,034

111

2,057

Ill

1,080

N D

855

Ca

855

!la750

Ca321

Tex909

Ky:56

Tex132

Wash225

Minn230

Kane290

Calif420

Calif262

Fla371

Ala160

Idaho137

N Y25

N Y34

Minn152

Haw241

Aria91

Iowa9,312

Nebr4,523

Iowa4,300

Ran3,082

N Y

1,506

Minn1,063

Nebr1,344

Ind

743

Ten620

Ala687

Tex

361

Ind

291

Miss364

Tenn253

Kane

109

Calif178

Calif178

Nabr191

Aria18

Tex198

Ohio40

N C120

Mont134

Mieh62

Wash21

Idaho

125

La

135

Fla37

State aad million dollars

Nebr Ill Minn7,082 6,736 6,242

Calif Wis Kans4,471 4,073 3,620

Tex MinnF31,:963,782 2,904

Colo Iowa Calif1,859 I,"/57 1,416

Pa Minn Mich1,306 1,290 710

Ohio Id Mo846 610 763

Ind Minn Ohio985 963 552

Minn Nebr Mo727 635 632

Okla Wash Mont510 505 428

N C Hiss HI603 448 406

Pa Tenn N Y244 194 163

Pa N C Ark256 239 216

Ariz La Ark306 232 143

Vs S C Ca224 188 155

Wash Ara Colo103 97 91

No Oreg Nis118 96 89

Ark Ho Va123 l04 101

Ark Mo Miss75 33

Tax n.a. 13.8.3

La Miss Mo185 74 36

Mich27

S C23

N J

20

Tex Y. Fla96 69 65

Wash Calif Minn104 82 68

Calif Va Pa60 54 50

Arlo Pa Mich18 8 8

N D Mich Nebr84 73 54

Tex n.a. n.a.20

N Y Colo Tex12 11 9

Kant5,947

Minn3,338

Nebr2,559

Okla1,386

Ohio611

Ark

526

Wise445

N C381

Colo384

Del339

Oros163

Tex215

Tann89

Ohio38

Idaho90

Colo

Iml75

La33

n.a.

n.a.

Va18

Okla51

Ore44

N C42

Ohio2

Colo32

13.8.

N J

6

Wis

5,136

Pa2,242

1276

S D

1,202

Tax548

Miss496

Mich377

Ohio

371

S D362

Calif297

Cal58

Ala201

Ala85

Fla32

N Pt

88

N Y65

Nis67

Okla30

n.a.

n.a.

lid

17

S C9

Colo36

W V.24

Ark2

Tex31

n.a.

N H5

Fla4,587

Colo2,204

N C

2,198

Mo913

Iowa473

Nebr444

Tex374

Kans

303

Idaho358

Tex295

Mich147

Ohio185

Ca72

MI31

Pa

83

Mich62

Pa

65

S D

25

n.a.

n.a.

Pa17

N M8

S D33

Idaho23

N C2

Wyo26

n.a.

Mich4

N C4,125

Ill

2,182

Ind

2,150

663

::::463

Ca

364

N C275

S D

296

Nebr

34!

Va213

N Cl44

Fla155

Ho47

Iml30

Wise75

N D62

Iowa61

N Pt

2!

n.a.

n.a.

N Yll

n.a.

Wyo12

Ohio16

Ca

I

Mont19

n.a.

Wash3

n.a..mot applicable. Indicate no States with receipts of more than 0500,000. 1/ Commodities are ranked by value of marketings including CCC loans.See table 7 for unrourdei data and relative importance In United States for all commodities. 2/ Excludes mushrooms.

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Table 4--Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporatioo loans and operator households), by State, 1955-84 1/

Cross farm intone . : Net farm : : Net farm.

. : income Net : incomeCash : : . . : Farm : before change : afterYear : receipts : Government : Manic:may : Other : : production : inventory : in farm : inventory

: from : payments : income : farm : Total : expenses : adjust- : inventories : adjust-farm : . : income : s sent 3/ : : sent 3/

: marketings : : : 2/ : . : .

Million dollars

ALABAMA

195 5 471.0 7.8 111.4 0.7 591.0 306.2 284.0 46.9 331.71956 459.2 5.8 104.5 1.1 570.6 319.0 251.6 -31.5 220.11957 396.1 23.4 99.4 1.6 520.4 324.2 196.2 -3.7 192.51958 4.0.5 43.4 92.6 2.4 619.0 352.2 266.7 1.4 268.11959 506.6 10.3 82.3 2.9 602.1 387.4 214.7 -10.0 204.7

1960 513.6 13.0 77.9 3.1 607.6 401.1 206.5 -2.6 202-91961 518.9 19.5 77.3 3.1 618.9 415.8 203.1 9.; 212.6/962 518.3 22.7 74.7 3.3 649.0 442.7 206.3 -7.1 199.21963 594.9 20.9 76.4 2.7 695.8 476.6 219.2 23.3 242.51964 602.1 27.5 76.6 4.3 710.5 496.7 213.8 4.1 217.9

1965 646.3 35.7 76.4 5.1 763.5 530.6 232.9 6.3 239.31966 654.5 79.6 76.4 5.5 815.9 584.3 231.6 -12.6 218.91967 602.7 89.2 78.0 o.4 776.3 608.9 167.3 18.1 185.51968 664.3 84.6 77.0 7.0 832.9 617.6 215.3 -10.9 204.61969 738.9 82.0 81.5 7.6 910.0 667.s 242.5 7.4 250.0

1970 765.3 79.5 91.6 7.4 943.7 719.8 223.9 1.7 225.61971 822.3 60.9 300.5 8.3 991.9 756.9 235.0 25.0 260.01972 917.1 68.1 102.9 8.4 1,096.5 765.7 330.7 6.9 337.71973 1,306.6 51.5 119.6 10.2 1,487.9 997.0 490.8 44.7 535.51974 1,205.9 9.2 144.2 9.4 1,368.7 1,150.3 218.4 115.1 333.5

1975 4/ 1,340.2 12.3 142.3 11.6 1,506.9 1,144.2 362.7 36.5 399.11976 1,621.3 13.1 162.2 12.3 1,809.0 1,283.9 525.1 -77.2 447.91977 1,533.1 29.7 174.5 16.1 1,753.4 1,324.5 428.9 -61.1 367.81978 1,813.8 31.7 185.1 76.2 2,106.8 1,559.3 557.4 -49.9 497.61979 2,009.7 12.1 236.0 79.0 2,336.3 1,832.!: 504.4 24.5 528.9

1980 1,847.6 23.0 279.3 92.1 2,242.1 1,981.3 260.8 -11.7 249.01981 2,168.7 21.4 324.1 96.6 2,610.8 2,099.6 511.2 27.5 538.61982 2,100.1 31.4 313.5 80.0 2,525.2 1,175.5 549./ -43.3 506.31983 2,040.4 60.1 284.9 102.6 2,488.0 1,954.4 533.6 -110.3 423.31984 2,188.9 57.1 272.5 106.6 2,625.1 1,993.3 631.8 17.4 649.2

ALASKA

1960 4.2 0.1 0.) 5/ 4.7 3.9 0.8 0.6 1.41961 4.6 .1 .5 5/ 5.2 4.3 .9 .3 1.11962 4.5 .3 .5 5/ 5.3 4.5 .8 5/ .81963 4.1 .1 .5 .5) 4.7 5.0 .11964 4.4 .1 .5 .1 5.1 4./ .4 .1 .5

1965 4.3 .1 .4 .1 5.0 4.7 .3 .1 .41966 4.4 .1 .6 .1 5.2 4.4 .8 5/ .81967 4.3 .1 .6 .1 5.0 4.4 .6 .1 .61968 . 4.3 .1 .6 5/ 5.1 4.0 1.2 .2 1.41969 : 3.9 .1 .7 5/ 4.8 3.9 .9 5/ .9

1970 : 4.7 .1 .6 5/ 5.4 4.1 1.4 -.1 1.31971 : 4.5 .1 .5 5/ 5.2 4.2 .9 5/ .91972 : 5.0 .2 2.5 3/ 7.8 4.8 3.0 -.2 2.81973 : 5.6 .1 .7

3./6.4 5.2 1.2 -.1 1.2

1974 6.6 .1 .8 .3 7.8 6.3 1.5 -.1 1.4

1975 4/ 9.5 .1 .9 .4 10.9 7.1 3.8 3.2197E 10.2 .2 1.1 .5 11.9 8.2 3.7 3.31977 11.5 .1 1.4 .2 13.3 9.6 3.7 5/ 3.61978 11.4 .2 1.8 .3 13.7 10.2 3.6 5/ 3.61979 11.9 .3 3.4 .5 14.1 11.6 4.5 -1.5 2.9

1980 11.7 .2 4.1 .5 16.5 14.9 1.6 1.3 2.91981 : 14.1 .4 4.9 .6 19.9 17.8 2.1 -1.7 .41982 : 17.6 .4 6.0 .7 24.7 21.6 3.1 -1.7 1.41983 : 21.9 .2 6.5 .7 29.4 24.3 5.1 -2.3 2.81984 : 24.8 .2 7.1 .8 32.8 22.6 10.3 -5.4 4.9

See footnotes at end of table.continued--

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Table 4 - -Met incone from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,

1955-84 1/ --continued

Year

Cross farm ineome

Tars: production

: expenses

1

Net farm :

: income :

: before :

: inventory :

: adjust- :

: sent 3/ :

Netchangein fare

inventories

: Net farm: income

after: Inventory: adjust-t sent 3/

:

:

:

Cashreceipts

frogform

marketing.

:

: Government

: payments:

:

: Nonaoney :

: income :

:

:

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

Total

1955

19561957

19581959

19601961

1963

1964

1965

19661967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

197S 4/

19761977

1978

1979

1980

19811982

19831984

19551956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

19701971

19721973

1974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982198?

1984

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

348.0

370.9367.6

429.7426.4

442.9

476.1511.'

546.6

467.2

511.2

506.8536.1

574.1

682.4

646.0729.7

836.0

1,130.01,193.0

1,038.4

1,213.21,135.9

1,490.61,706.2

1,695.3

1,744.11,679.7

1,525.41,521.4

567.0

640.8

543.6

588.7

730.7

667.2

780.1774.9

836.6

897.0

910.2987.9

918.9

1,006.4

1,093.0

1,196.71,227.1

1,360.72,096.7

2,096.7

2,126.2

2,359.82,400.52,955.33,080.1

3,062.93,381.33,291.7

2,875.1

3,336.0

1.5

2.58.7

5.23.6

2.2

5.35.34.7

5.2

7.5

43.646.844.7

47.9

52.045.849.043.1

5.3

5.84.94.7

9.2

9.1

5.1

5.959.4

102.9118.4

4.57.1

20.331.4

12.0

13.4

15.616.5

14.5

14.9

17.2

85.7

103.380.8

82.5

87.779.9

81.668.27.4

16.0

9.1

53.524.532.6

34.5

10.1119.3290.9

209.6

18.5

17.517.4

20.224.6

23.5

24.722.321.0

21.0

22.223.724.4

25.526.3

27.931.6

36.1

39.746.7

47.4

52.761.5

64.362.1

85.7

86.192.3

87.588.0

67.9

61.755.9

5).1

50.9

50.9

55.4

57.562.7

65.4

67.070.2

70.673.4

80.5

91.090.399.6

115.1

133.6

129.0147.4162.7

180.2

222.7

261.2308.1317.0

269.1

252.8

0.7

.8

1.0

1.41.5

1.7

1.72.0

2.34.0

4.65.16.06.6

7.3

7.1

7.7

7.8

9.28.1

10.1

11.023.3

61.8

37.9

29.7

30.328.1

29.030.3

1.7

2.1

2.73.7

4.0

4.34.44.7

5.26.0

7.0

7.7

9.110.0

10.9

10.511.912.014.614.3

17.6

18.922.1

28.159.9

68.490.696.3102.7

131.4

Million dollars

ARIZONA

368.7

391.8

246.4

262.2394.6 275.8

456.5456.0

333.6356.8

470.2

507.9

365.0

541.3 435.7

574.6

381.2

497.4

434.3420.2

545.6 446.0

579.3613.3

464.7

650.8

493.3

763.8

539.1

618.4

733.0 606.1

814.9 658.3

928.9 789.9

1,221.9 954.6

1,253.1 888.1

1,101.6 902.8

1,281.9 972.01,225.4 1,070.2

1,625.9 1,366.51,815.3 1,449.9

1,815.8 1,564.3

1,866.41,859.4

1,541.7

1,744.9

1,517.01,519.5

1,758.1 1,602.6

ARIANSAS

641.1

711.7

379.4

399.8

622.5

682.9

797.6

434.9

441.3

735.8

853.6

502.7

855.4602.2

919.1 610.7

983.3 706.6

1,001.5 757.5

1,151.5 801.6

1,101.9 859.1

1,170.3 905.2

1,266.8 986.6

1,186.0 1,059.6

1,409.1 1,095.9

1,553.9 1,162.02,294.6 1,479.1

2,252.0 1,678.5

2,288.8 1,607.0

2,535.2 1,816.9

2,638.8 2,016.9

3,188.1 2,330.2

3,395.2 2,670.7

3,427.0 2,852.6

3,820.2 3,057.2

3,824.4 2,875.5

3,537.8 2,892.5

3,929.8 3,010.3

122.3

129.6118.8

1929.2

105.2

126.7

120.63

77.2

99.6114.6120.0

111.7

145.4

126.3

156.5

139.0

267.3365.0

198.9

309.9155.1

259.4365.3

251.5

324.8342.4225.4155.5

261.7

227.3

247.9

306.3

233.1

299.0251.4

258.4

276.7

244.0349.9

242.7265.3

280.2

326.4313.3

391.9815.5573.5

681.7

718.3621.9857.9724.5

574.4763.0948.9645.3

919.6

-4.0

-6.2-1.2

-3.63.7

2.0

5.5

22.3

-18.817.5

5.7

-21.9-7.0

33.4

5.5

-6.6-5.7

26.9

-15.1

15.2

-17.6

-11.067.2

52.0

-35.6

122.7

44.3-131.2-100.4113.7

65.2

-39.7

-12.8

-21.2

-16.1

4.4

5.213.1

.3

21.0

-7.28.0

13.513.1

-11.4

15.315.4

38.049.7

269.0

99.5

-121.936.3

455.3

170.1

-169.149.3

-295.4-88.2

190.1

118.3

123.4117.6

119.3102.9

107.2

132.2128.0

121.5

94.7

105.2

92.6112.9145.2

150.9

120.2

150.9

165.9252.3

380.2

181.3

298.9222.3

311.4

329.7

374.2

369.1211.3

125.0

329.2

327.0

272.2214.4226.7

290.2

237.4

304.1264.5

T.77

236.8

357.9

256.2278.4

268.8

341.7

328.6430.0865.2

842.5

781.2

556.4658.2

1,313.2894.6

405.3812.2

653.5557.1

1,109 7

Sec footnotes at end of table.continued--

13

23

Table 4 --Nat income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and opers.or households), by State,1955-84 1/- -continued

: Cross farm income:

: Cash : 2 FareYear : receipts 2 Government : Nonmoney : Other : : production

: from : payments : income : farm : Total 2 expenses: farm 2 2 1 income 2

% markatings : 2 2 2/ :

Mill1on dollars

CALIFORNIA

1955 : 2,680.2 12.0 114.8 10.2 2,817.11956 : 2,831.8 17.4 110.8 12.7 2,972.61957 : 2,759.7 31.6 107.7 16.:, 2,915.51958 : 2,866.6 23.3 119.0 23.3 3,032.21959 2 3,133.6 23.7 128.1 25.5 3,310.9

1960 : 3,216.4 21.9 133.8 26.8 3,398.91961 2 3,262.7 27.9 145.6 26.4 3,462.61962 3,425.7 31.4 143.0 27.7 3,627.81963 : 3,520.0 32.2 145.8 30.4 3,728.31964 : 3,678.1 34.1 148.9 35.2 3,896.1

1965 : 3,721.9 41.3 154.2 39.9 3,957.21966 : 4,041.6 103.9 155.5 ...l 4,343.11967 : 3,937.4 110.3 150.1 48.3 4,246.01968 : 4,300.5 100.7 151.0 51.1 4,603.31969 : 4,479.0 123.2 154.1 54.1 :,810.3

1970 : 4,533.4 131.9 152.3 52.4 4,170.01971 : 4,855.5 113.0 160.6 59.2 5,188.21972 : 5,515.7 122.4 171.3 59.7 5,869.11973 : 7,222.6 105.5 192.0 73.1 7,593.11974 : 8,581.8 18.3 222.6 78.4 8,)01.1

1975 4/ 2 8,474.2 15.8 265.1 97.3 8,b52.51976 : 9,095.6 13.0 290.9 105.3 9,504.81977 : 9,442.1 75.2 295.4 106.1 9,918.81978 : 10,605.8 56.8 336.6 106.7 11,106.01979 : 12,917.8 61.3 463.7 121.5 13,564.3

1980 : 14,017.6 14.1 576.1 114.7 14,722.51981 : 14,086.5 23.4 684.3 123.5 14,917.71982 : 14,442.5 134.5 770.2 142.8 15,489.91983 : 12,982.3 352.6 775.8 124.1 14,234.81984 : 14,184.9 335.3 771.9 155.6 15,447.6

COLORADO

1955 410.6 10.2 34.0 2.2 457.1. 427.01956 17.0 32.3 2.6 479.0. 454.21957 36.1 32.0 3.2 525.6

1953 602.1 20.5 34.9 4.4 661.9. 600.11959 24.9 36.4 4.6 666.0

1960 . 628.5 24.8 36.6 4.9 694.91961 . 639.1 30.3 37.8 4.9 712.11962 . 677.7 40.2 38.4 5.2 761.51963 . 671.9 43.3 39.3 5.7 760.21964 . 648.1 57.8 39.8 7.6 753.4

. 696.61965 61.3 39.1 8.6 805.71966 . 816.8 62.5 40.9 9.1 929.21967 879.9 57.6 40.9 10.4 988.81968 . 921.0 62.9 40.9 11.0 1,035.91969 : 1,071.8 66.5 42.2 11.7 1,192.2

2

1970 : 1,208.2 68.0 43.3 11.4 1,330.91971 s 1,439.2 53.2 45.7 12..1 1,550.71972 : 1,704.6 70.9 53.2 12.8 1,841.51973 : 2,149.9 44.1 68.4 15.4 2,277.81974 : 2,151.0 12.5 85.0 17.9 2,266.5

1975 4/ : 1,928.5 18.0 86.6 22.2 2,055.31976 : 1,996.1 22.8 93.1 23.9 2,135.91977 2 2,083.0 65.4 111.5 31.7 2,291.61978 : 2,643.5 80.4 116.8 29.3 2,870.01979 : 3,210.1 37.3 139.4 31.6 3,418.4

1980 : 3,238.2 18.0 178.8 32.1 3,467.11981 : 2,955.1 47.6 193.1 35.5 3,231.21982 : 3,037.2 68.8 201.2 1.6 3,347.81983 1 2,925.5 162.4 190.9 31.9 3,316.71984 : 3,352.1 153.6 192.4 47.5 3,745.7

Sae footnotes at and of table.

14

2 Net farm 2 : Net farm: income 2 Net : income: before change : after: inventory : in farm inventory: adjust- : inventories : adjust-: sent 3/ 2 : meat 3/: 2 :

1,804.4 1,012.7 -20.4 992.31,934.1 1,038.5 13.8 1,052.31,954.1 961.4 -18.9 942.52,158.3 874.0 50.7 924.62,352.8 958.1 -4.1 954.0

2,475.5 923.4 45.1 96d.52,577.0 885.6 -5.1 880.52,758.2 869.5 87.0 956.5l.92027 907.6 2.9 410.62,841.8 1,054.4 14.9 1,069.2

3,043.1 914.1 59.8 973.83,211.8 1,131.3 -39.6 1,091.73,296.9 949.1 17.4 966.53,474.4 1,128.9 38.8 1,167.73,660.9 1,149.4 -61.7 1,9:7.8

3,828.3 1,041.7 -16.5 1,025.24,192.7 995.6 21.3 1,016.94,324.3 1,544.8 14.9 1,559.65,197.0 2,396.1 160.3 2,556.46,197.4 2,707.7 162.2 2,866.0

6,599.1 2,253.4 80.7 2,334.17.231.4 2,273.4 -25.4 2,248.07,584.2 2,334.6 5.7 2,340.48,235.5 2,870.5 -4.1 2,866.49,657.8 3,906.5 188.3 4,094.8

10,523.0 4,199.4 249.3 4,448.811,252.3 3,665.5 472.0 4,137.511,591.5 3,898.4 -385.2 3,513.211,549.5 2,685.3 -9.9 2,675.412,111.5 3,336.2 211.7 3,547.9

391.5 65.6 3.0 68.7398.2 80.8 -5.3 75.5433.1 92.5 51.0 143.5535.8 126.1 31.7 157.8551.0 115.1 12.4 127.4

549.1 145.8 9.3 155.1580.4 131.7 14.1 145.7628.4 133.1 -1.5 131.6

635.7 124.6 -7.9 116.7613.2 140.2 -21.7 118.5

690.0 115.7 66.7 182.4774.2 135.0 12.9 167.9

850.6 138.2 3.2 141.4848.8 187.1 8.2 195.3

1,019.4 172.9 35.3 208.1

1,144.3 186.6 55.7 242.31,317.0 233.8 36.6 270.41,537.6 303.9 16.4 320.31,746.8 530.9 -33.1 497.91,663.4 603.2 -71.0 532.1

1,588.2 467.1 9.0 476.0

1,808.1 327.7 -32.7 295.02,065.2 226.4 -.1 226.32,669.3 200.7 37.6 238.33,107.7 310.7 18.2 328.9

3,178.0 289.2 51.7 340.92,897.8 333.4 71.7 405.13,002.4 345.3 -87.3 258.03,083.7 231.0 83.1 316.13,175.8 569.: -21.4 548.5

24

continued--

Tah1, 4 - -Net income from faralng (IneludIng net Commodlty Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by Stato,1955-84 I/ - -contInued

Year

. Cross farm Ineose.

:

:

Cashreceipts

fromfara

marketing.

:

: Government: payments:

:

.:

: Nornoney :: income :

. :

. t

:

Other :

far. :

Income :

2/

1955

19561957

19581959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

19761977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

1955

19561957

1958

1959

1960

1261

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

19761977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

:

.

:

.

.

.

.

.

:

.

-.

:

:

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

:

.

.

.

.

:

.

:

168.9

161.5157.3

159.9147.7

149.8

145.3144.2

146.8

151.6

156.8

168.1

157.6

157.2

162.8

161.8

162.4

165.6

196.9

202.6

214.2

220.7234.7

249.6

266.3

282.4

301.4323.1

320.5

359.1

100.9

111.9108.7

111.4

103.3

112.7

104.0

108.6

115.7

113.7

125.8

130.4

131.8

126.6

152.9

146.2

144.5

153.9

252.5

272.0

266.7

278.1

261.3

320.6360.2

337.8

390.1403.4

454.5

520.4

0.31.92.2

2.2.5

.6

.6

.6

.7

.6

.7

.9

.9

.8

.8

.8

.5

.5

.4

.5

.4

.4

.4

.4

.4

.9

.4

.5

.6

2.8

0.2

.6

1.4

1.9

.8

.6

2.2

2.21.9

2.0

2.1

1.8

1.6

2.02.2

1.7

1.3

2.01.1

.3

.2

..)

.4

3.4.4

1.0

1.8.7

4.1

5.2

18.0

17.417.6

11.0

16.0

15.1

14.2

13.2

12.3

11.7

10.7

11.0

11.7

12.2

13.0

15.0

15.7

17.6

19.5

21.9

23.9

27.731.0

35.2

37.2

42.2

45.449.5

51.3

58.4

7.4

7.5

7.3

8.39.3

8.7

8.4

7.6

6.9

6.7

6.5

6.5

6.5

6.1

6.0

5.7

5.9

6.2

7.1

8.5

10.2

11.212.1

13.4

15.1

18.5

20.0

19.1

18.9

19.1

0.6

.6

.6

.7

.6

.7

.6

.6

.7

.9

1.0

1.0

1.21.2

1.2

1.2

1.3

1.3

1.6

1.7

2.1

2.33.6

3.7

5.5

6.1

6.87.4

7.8

9.9

0.2

.3

.3

.4

.4

.4

.4

.5

.5

.6

.7

.7

.8

.9

1.0

.9

1.0

1.1

1.3

1.6

1.9

2.12.2

2.95.4

5.6

7.2

7.5

7.4

9.2

: : Net farm : : Net farm: Income s Net : Income

: Farm : before change : after: production : Inventory : In farm : Inventory

Total : expenses : adjust- : Inventorle : adjuct-

: sent 3/ : sent 3/:

Mallon dollars

CONNECTICUT

187.8

181.3177.7

179.8164.9

166.2

160.8158.7

160.5164.8

169.2181.0

171.3171.5

177.9

178.8

179.9185.0

218.4226.7

240.6

251.1269.7

288.9309.4

331.6354.0380.5

380.2430.2

DELAWARE

108.8

120.3117.7

122.0113.7

122.5115.0118.8

125.0

122.9

135.0139.4140.6

135.6

162.1

154.4152.8

163.1262.0

282.3

279.0Z91.6276.0340.3

381 0

362.9419.0430.7

484.9

554.0

123.4 64.5 -4.9 59.6

128128.8 52.5 -6.2 46.3127.3 50.4 -3.9 46.5

128.2 51.6 -1.7 49.9129.4 35.4 .3 35.7

125.7 40.5

37.6

.3

-2.6

40.8

35.0123.5 35.2 -1.3

33;.:125.2 35.3 1.9126.6 38.2 -3.6 34.5

127.8 41.4 .8 42.2

130.3 50.6 -2.7 47.9

129.6 41.7 -7.4 34.3127.4 44.1 -1.1 43.0

130.1 47.8 -5.5 42.3

132.0 46.8 1.0 47.8

134.9 44.9 1/ 45.0

139.6 45.4 -4.6 40.8

165.7 52.7 .6 53.3

192.2 34.5 14.6 49.1

197.5 43.1 -5.3 37.7

212.5 38.6 5.9 44.5225.1 44.5 -4.1 38.4

124.0 65.0 -4.9 60.0254.9 54.5 -1.6 52.9

279.7 51.9 2.7 54.6

292.0 02.1 .8 62.9292.3 88.2 -3.5 84.7

307.7 72.5 -2.7 69.8

316.5 113.7 113.4

80.7 28.1 -0.2 27.9

90.9 29.4 3.8 33.388.3 29.4 -7.0 22.4

94.9 27.1 2.8 29.985.9 27.8 .5 28.3

91.6 30.9 .6 31.4

86.7 29.2 -1.3 27.0

90.2 28.6 .5 29.1

99.2 25.8 -3.5 22.3

100.0 22.9 22.2

104.6 30.5 1/ 30.5

112.2116.3

27.2

24.3-4.0(.3

23.228.7

107.3 28.3 -3.7 24.6

118.5 43.6 6.4 49.9

123.9 30.5 -3.6 26.9

119.2 33.6 -2.3 31.3

120.2 43.0 .7 43.7

167.9 94.0 7.1 101.1

201.4 80.9 80.7

189.4 89.7 3.1 92.8210.1 81.6 -.4 81.2223.6 52.5 -1.0 51.4290.9 49.4 4.7 54.2

338.4 42.6 2.4 44.9

369.0 -6.1 -4.1 -10.2

389.6 29.4 5.1 34.5

378.1 52.6 2.8 55.4

395.6 89.3 -6.4 82.9

410.6 143.4 143.2

See footnotes at end of table. continued --

15 2 5

Table 4 - -Not income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1 /-- continued

: Cross farm income : : Net farm : : Net farm: income i Net : incomeI

t Cash : 1 : t

:

: Tara : before : change : afterTest 1 receipts s Government s Noneoney I Other s 1 production t inventory t in farm : inventory

: from : payments : income : farm t Total : expenses t adjust- : inventorial: t adjust-: farm : : : income : t sent 2/ : : mint 2/: markatitsge : ,

: 3/ : I

:

: Million dollars:

:

: FLORIDA

1955 : 647.4 3.2 53.2 2.8 706.6 393.7 312.9 -0.2 312.71956 : 681. 3.7 46.3 3.6 735.0 415.4 319.6 5.5 325.11957 t 675.8 6.7 45.0 4.7 732.3 450.8 281.5 .4 281.91958 : 724.9 7.9 55.4 6.7 794.8 487.6 307.2 -11.4 295.81959 : 837.4 6.1 67.1 7.3 917.9 518.8 399.1 -.6 398.5

1960 : 771.9 7.1 59.9 7.5 846.3 533.8 312.6 2.0 314.61961 : 869.4 9.0 54.5 7.2 940.2 548.6 391.5 1.7 393.21962 : 914.5 9.9 14.6 7.4 976.4 583.3 393.1 10.6 403.61963 905.5 12.1 39.9 7.9 965.4 611.4 354.0 13.9 367.91964 1,004.0 13.6 39.2 8.7 1,065.4 659.1 406.3 5.6 411.9

1965 996.3 17.3 39.0 9.6 1,064.2 707.6 356.4 3.7 360.11966 1,043.3 18.4 39.3 9.9 1,110.8 763.4 347.4 .2 347.61967 1,123.7 17.6 39.5 11.0 1.191.8 834.1 357.7 11.7 369.41968 1.220.3 19.9 42.3 11.3 1,293.8 901.0 392.8 7.3 400.11969 1,353.5 19.3 44.8 11.6 1,429.1 962.3 466.8 9.3 476.2

1970 1,319.9 18.5 52.6 11.2 1,402.2 1,002.3 399.9 2.7 402.61971 1,458.1 15.0 58.9 12.6 1,544.6 1,025.8 518.8 23.7 542.51972 1,687.8 18.2 65.2 12.8 1,783.9 1,105.6 678.3 9.1 687.51973 2,047.5 15.5 77.2 15.5 2,155.7 1,330.5 825.2 74.9 900.21974 2,145.4 12.5 99.1 14.8 2,271.9 1,555.9 716.0 99.8 815.7

1975 4/ 2,503.6 12.5 104.8 18.9 2,640.1 1,676.8 1,013.3 .6 1,014.01976 2,574.0 5.4 113.7 21.2 2,714.3 1,774.4 939.9 -10.5 929.41977 2,761.3 20.8 125.1 20.2 2,927.4 1,900.2 1,027.2 -98.3 928.91978 3,419.7 10.3 145.6 36.2 3,611.7 2,268.5 1,343.2 -29.4 1,313.81979 3,847.5 5.8 178.1 38.3 4,069.5 2,677.8 1,391.8 60.7 1,452.5

1980 4,082.3 7.0 220.8 37.6 4,347.8 2,950.6 1,397.1 56.7 1,453.81981 : 4,259.8 11.0 247.6 39.9 4,558.2 2,988.4 1,569.8 -61.5 1,508.31982 1 4,328.0 7.5 247.0 48.0 4,630.4 2,987.2 1,643.3 29.5 1,672.81983 : 4,608.7 13.3 246.7 46.6 4,915.3 3,070.9 1,844.3 -65.8 1,778.51984 : 4,587.0 40.7 256.0 54.2 4,938.0 3,046.2 1,891.8 -43.2 1,848.6

1

GEORGIA

1955 629.5 8.4 113.9 1.4 753.2 492.1 261.1 20.4 281.51956 644.0 8.4 106.2 1 9 70.5 526.2 234.3 -11.3 222.91957 609.6 30.7 102.4 2.5 745.! 531.1 214.2 -5.2 208.91958 706.1 48.4 106.6 3.6 864.7 561.6 303.1 4.2 307.31959 724.8 20.2 93.9 4.1 843.0 591.7 251.3 -4.2 247.1

1960 725.5 22.9 90.0 4.3 842.6 605.8 236.9 2.4 239.31961 775.0 26.9 89.3 4.3 895.5 630.1 265.4 19.3 284.71962 793.2 33.7 90.2 4.6 921.6 653.8 267.9 -4.4 263.41963 876.7 32.0 86.8 5.: 1,000.7 712.4 288.3 41.0 329.21964 8:5.6 39.4 84.0 6.2 1,006.3 747.9 258.4 2.1 260.5

1965 962.2 49.6 84.8 7.2 1,103.8 790.6 313.2 .3 313.41966 1,008.8 80.2 85.3 7.7 1,181.9 853.3 328.6 9.9 338.51967 1,030.1 77.8 84.4 9.0 1,201.3 919.8 261.6 35.5 317.11968 1,042.1 80.2 82.2 9.7 1,214.2 919.7 294.5 -13.1 281.41969 1,142.0 86.1 87.8 10.4 1,326.3 985.1 341.2 17.3 758.5

1970 1,193.4 83.6 96.2 10.1 1,383.3 1,057.6 325.8 6.5 332.31971 1,153.0 63.8 99.3 11.4 1,427.5 1,081.7 345.8 52.9 398.61972 1,371.0 81.1 111.5 11.4 1,575.0 1,119.1 455.8 -31.1 424.71973 1,965.2 57.1 129.6 13.9 2,168.7 1,471.2 697.5 51.2 748.71974 10.4 156.7 14.6 2,259.4 1,787.0 472.4 125.7 598.0

1975 4/ 2,141.1 10.8 158.2 17.9 2,328.0 1,789.1 538.9 -3.2 535.71976 2,273.2 9.8 162.0 19.1 2,464.1 1,948.9 515.2 -2.3 512.91977 2,194.8 51.2 173.9 24.5 2,444.5 2,050.3 394.2 -151.5 242.71978 2,566.1 55.0 199.9 71.3 2,892.3 2,160.8 531.5 -16.8 514.71979 2,844.9 17.9 246.1 107.4 3,216.4 2,779.5 436.9 89.2 526.1

1980 2,685.5 28.9 278.8 114.1 3,107.3 3,012.3 95.0 -86.5 8.41981 3,262.7 38.1 290.4 117.3 3,708.5 3,213.5 495.0 -63.3 431.81982 3,244.5 29.3 278.0 147.5 3,699.3 2,916.2 783.1 -.5 782.61983 3,196.1 79.5 265.8 161.3 3,702.6 2,964.5 738.1 -140.0 598.11984 3,587.5 79.3 256.3 187.0 4,110.0 3,007.8 1,102.3 -15.1 1,087.2

Sea footnotes at end of table.

16

26continued --

Table 4 - -Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1 /-- continued

Cross farm income s t Net farm s I Net farmt t income i Net s income

:I Cash t s s s Yarn : before s change s afterYear : receipts : Government s Nonsonsy 8 Other s : production t inventory s in farm t inventory

s from t payments t income s farm s Total : expenses t adjust-. s inventories t adjust-s farm t s tacos' : : sent 1/ s t sent 1/: marketing, t t t 1/ t s s

I

:

s

t

Million dollars

HAWAII

1960 : 149.8 9.2 5.1 2.5 166.6 128.6 38.0 8.4 46.41961 : 160.3 9.0 5.3 2.5 177.2 129.5 47.7 .4 48.11962 : 170.4 10.1 5.2 2.7 188.3 131.4 55.0 1.0 55.91963 I 192.8 10.4 5.5 3.0 211.6 138.6 73.1 .4 73.51964 176.4 12.1 5.7 3.2 197.3 143.5 53.8 1.2 55.0

:

1965 s 183.4 11.1 6.0 3.7 204.2 147.5 56.7 1.5 58.21966 1 194.4 11.1 5.7 4.1 215.3 153.8 61.5 .5 62.01967 s 192.2 8.6 6.0 4.8 211.5 166.0 45.5 .6 46.21968 s 200.7 11.3 6.1 5.3 223.3 165.7 56.6 -.6 56.01969 : 197.3 11.0 6.3 5.7 220.3 175.2 45.1 1.0 46.1

I

1970 s 210.6 11.1 7.6 5.6 234.8 189.4 45.3 .8 46.11971 : 220.7 10.4 8.6 6.3 246.0 189.1 57.0 -.8 56.21972 s 232.4 11.1 9.3 6.4 259.3 192.6 66.7 -.9 65.71973 s 268.3 9.3 10.5 7.9 296.0 226.6 69.4 -.4 69.01974 575.0 8.3 10.7 5.1 599.1 275.2 323.9 2.7 326.6

1975 4/ : 379.8 8.6 10.6 6.2 405.2 280.9 124.3 .3 124.71974 326.6 .4 11.8 6.9 345.2 293.9 51.3 -1.1 50.21977 320.1 24.7 12.4 6.3 371.5 310.3 61.2 -1.2 60.01978 : 380.b .8 14.1 1.8 397.3 311.5 85.8 -5.7 80.01979 s 449.4 .7 15.6 3.1 468.9 353.3 115.6 -1.1 114.6

:

1980 I 642.3 .7 19.5 3.2 665.7 588.9 276.8 3.5 280.41981 t 488.4 .7 23.9 3.6 516.6 395.7 121.0 3.3 124.31982 s 517.0 .7 28.6 4.6 550.9 421.8 129.1 -.1 129.01983 s 529.2 6.7 32.4 4.2 572.6 431.9 140.8 -1.8 139.01984 s

s

616.7 .6 30.7 5.3 653.3 420.4 232.8 -2.9 229.9

I

1 IDAHO:

1955 s 348.9 4.8 27.4 2.2 383.3 262.1 121.2 4.1 125.31956 s 366.8 9.8 26.9 2.5 406.0 267.6 138.5 5.7 144.21957 s 367.8 14.1 25.9 3.0 410.9 285.6 125.4 13.9 139.31958 : 396.3 10.3 27.8 4.0 438.4 315.5 123.0 9.6 132.51959 : 430.5 13.9 27.5 4.1 476.0 345.3 130.7 -3.8 126.9

I

1960 427.8 13.3 28.9 4.3 474.2 346.6 127.6 -7.4 120.21961 s 413.7 14.1 31.4 4.3 463.5 365.2 98.3 13.3 111.61962 i 434.2 23.1 33.7 4.5 495.6 387.3 108.3 10.8 119.11963 : 448.4 21.0 36.2 5.0 510.7 414.0 96.7 20.8 117.41964 s 457.4 27.8 37.2 5.5 527.8 430.8 97.0 -22.9 74.1

:

1965 1 512.1 29.2 37.3 6.4 585.0 455.1 129.9 38.7 168.71966 : 540.7 L7.6 38.7 6.8 623.8 475.1 148.7 -28.8 119.91967 1 519.0 5'.1 39.9 7.9 603.9 492.9 111.0 31.1 142.11966 s 551.7 5.40 40.7 8.5 640.8 514.2 126.7 -3.0 123.61969 s 632.8 46.1 42.5 9.1 730.5 534.1 176.4 25.1 201.5

I

1970 s 666.5 48.0 48.1 8.8 771.4 589.4 182.0 28,4 210.41971 s 698.7 45.1 52.1 10.0 805.9 616.2 189.7 10.9 200.61972 t 830.3 51.1 61.2 10.1 952.6 680.8 271.8 5,1 276.91973 s 1,176.5 31.9 66.5 12.4 1,287.4 877.2 410.2 50.2 460.41974 : 1,427.5 11.2 78.8 13.5 1,530.9 1,008.7 522.2 64.6 586.9

I

1975 i/ 1,279.8 8.7 84.5 16.5 1,389.4 1,080.5 308.9 12.7 321.61976 : 1,267.2 9.3 96.8 17.3 1,390.5 1,212.6 177.9 43.0 220.81977 1,196.3 42.9 111.4 17.7 1,368.2 1,275.9 92.3 18.0 110.31978 s 1,504.9 63.5 131.1 20.2 1,719.7 1,478.1 241.6 306.5 548.11979 : 1,827.7 21.1 138.4 20.6 2,007.8 1,801.3 206.5 12.5 219.0

I

1980 a 2,077.7 7.9 159.8 19.1 2,264.5 2,018.4 246.2 116.2 362.41981 t 2,270.2 29.5 177.4 20.4 2,497.5 2,088.0 409.5 54.0 463.51982 5 2,137.9 51.6 192.6 20.7 2,402.8 2,135.2 267.6 72.9 340.51983 s 2,113.5 130.3 183.6 16.9 2,444.4 2,146.8 297.5 -27.3 270.21984 s 2,288.5 132.5 182.9 19.5 2,623.3 2,155.6 467.7 -39.8 427.9

Bas footnotes at and of table.

17 27

continued--

Table 4-Nat income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation lolne and operator households), by State,1955 -84 1/--continued

Year

Cross far* income :

t

: Farm: production: expenses

:

: Net farmt !atom: before: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/

:

t Net: change: in farm: inventories:

: Net farmt into..: after: inventory: edjuist-: sent 3/

s

t

s

s

s

s

Cashreceipts

fromfarm

marketing.

2

: Government : Nonmeney :: payments : income :

:

: : :

2

Other :

farm :

income :

2/

Total

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

19601961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/19761977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

)960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

:

s

:

:

:

:

:

s

1

s

:

s

:

:

:

s

:

.

.

1

:

.

1,735.71,935.8

1,995.02,105.8

1,965.1

1,999.5

2,058.12,221.2

2,269.52,243.3

2,334.9

2,836.62,599.6

2,668.62,777.8

2,808.7

2,733.73,314.6

4,870.95,724.6

5,212.7

6,183.05,696.8

6,551.66,948.7

7,949.2

7,561.97,537.47,141.5

6,137.9

1,012.8

1,015.8

1,087.5

1,107.4

1,033.4

1,120.4

1,190.11,200.5

1,247.1

1,209.5

1,311.3

1,424.81,367.1

1,362.81,535.0

1,510.3

1,647.51 728.4

2,939.23,134.7

2,944.5

3,300.23,378.7

3,443.13,972.2

4,699.74,208.54,455.34,063.9

3,923.8

4.830.030.341.3

19.2

17.9

106.1109.3

104.3131.0

139.8121.197.7

160.9195.4

166.6

176.8243.9138.29.8

38.9

9.732.1

102.833.2

35.749.2118.2560.4

543.2

3.7

16.026.1

38.016.5

16.8

70.273.966.877.7

98.7

92.177.3

120.2132.2

111.0

92.3133.1

76.36.6

16.8

6.021.853.418.6

15.027.957.5

274.2

308.8

134.2

127.5134.5128.9

131.2

134.5

138.6140.4

148.9152.4

160.2183.1196.0

209.8232.8

246.1

260.5

273.7292.1336.9

365.7

423.6519.6

549.9508.6

508.4

581.4540.2475.1

456.1

120.6

126.8125.3

129.3136.6

129.6

126.5121.4

119.2

120.4

126.5

146.8162.4

174.4

188.0

195.2

209.6215.5

245.5267.2

299.2

347.9426.0452.5411.1

454.5522.1489.6421.6

418.1

6.77.48.510.6

10.3

11.2

11.412.4

14.1

16.2

19.221.1

25.2

27.730.5

29.5

33.4

33.7

41.239.1

47.9

50.956.8

61.553.8

48.9

52.953.340.3

47.4

4.7

5.05.6

6.7

6.3

6.76.7

7.1

7.9

9.0

10.5

11.3

13.3

14.4

15.6

15.2

17.117.2

21.019.9

24.3

25.632.5

37.332.5

35.5

36.8

33.628.4

33.1

Million dollars

ILLINOIS

1,881.5 1,374.02,100.8 1,433.72,168.3 1,463.92,286.6 1,587.82,125.8 1,652.9

2,163.0 1,612.52,314.1 1,685.02,483.3 1,813.22,536.8 1,885.92,542.9 1,868.0

2,654.1

3,161.82,028.42,189.4

2,918.4 2,275.03,067.1 2,309.93,236.4 2,440.6

3,251.0 2,444.73,204.4 2,553.63,865.9 2,944.45,342.3 3,709.46,110.3 4,025.2

5,665.3 4,688.36,667.2 4,852.66,305.2 5,140.77,265.7 5,389.17,544.2 6,402.1

8,542.2 6,884.98,245.4 7,288.°8,249.1 7,4,7.6.7

8,217.3 6,798.17,184.7 7,198.3

INDIANA

1,141.8 796.41,223.6 835.21,244.4 851.21,281.4 888.31,192.8 916.6

1,273.6 949.51,393.4 956.11,402.9 999.81,441.0 1,039.91,416.6 1,037.4

1,546.9 1,102.71,675.0 1,200.11,620.1 1,229.51,671.9 1,267.11,870.7 1,337.2

1,831.6 1,404.5

1,966.5 1,473.82,0°4.3 1,617.23,281.9 2,110.23,428.3 2,341.3

3,284.8 2,566.73,679.7 2,841.73,859.1 2,974.53,986.3 3,260.14,434.9 3,850.1

5,204.7 4,361.84,795.3 4,523.45,036.1 4,635.44,788.1 4,525.04.683.9 4,694.0

507.5667.1

698.8472.9

550.5629.1670.0

650.9674.9

625.7972.4643.4

757.2795.8

806.3650.8917.4

1,632.92,085.2

977.0

1,814.61,164.5

1,876.61,142.1

1,657.4

956.5840.5

1,419.2586.5

345.4388.5393.2393.1276.2

324.0437.3403.1401.1379.2

444.2

474.9390.6404.8533.6

427.1

492.7477.1

1,171.81,087.0

718.2

838.1884.6726.2584.7

842.9271.9400.7263.2-10.1

90.974.4

-19.449.9

61.5

-16.244.1-3.6

-1P1:131

145.3

-107.0164.8

-1:0:0

-2.1-20.8175.9

-471.8

1,302.8

1847.A

-g:::

-1,162.9

880.936.2

-1,946.3

1,075.9

23.9

-18.6-17.1

21.515.2

23.3

-5.315.0

16.6

-110.8

66.3

-18.535.7

-27.83.5

-63.7

97.415.5

104.9

-365.9

344.2

191.2-159.5

133.9216.5

-448.8169.9

-4.6-635.0

990.8

598.4

76:1::

76 4534.4

534.3673.2666.4

674.2536.1

7:7(18:.

594.6815.8

629.5

793.1896.6

1,808.81,613.3

2,279.8

1,497.11,548.G

1,573.21,996.2

494.41,837.4876.7-527.11,662.3

369.3369.9376.1414.7291.4

347.3432.0418.1417.7268.4

510.5

456.4426.3

377.0537.0

363.4

590.1492.6

1,276.6721.1

1,062.4

1,029.2725.1

860.1801.2

394.1441.9396.0

-371.8

980.7


2818

ITable 4 -Net income fro. farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,

1955-84 lb.-continued

Yes'

Cross farm income :

:

Farm :

:

expenses :

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

Cashreceipts

fromfarm

marketing*

:

: Government : Nonmoney :

: payments : income :

: :

: . :

Otherforsincome2/

:

: :

: : production

: Total :

:

: :

Million dollars

IOWA

1955 : 2,1S7.9 7.4 135.1 7.2 2,307.6 1,578.8

1956 : 2,053.6 65.6 133.9 7.8 2,260.9 1,548.4

1957 : 2,205.1 49.9 132.5 8.9 2,396.3 1,776.6

1958 : 2,544.5 59.4 134.2 11.0 2,749.2 1,964.3

1939 : 2,397.9 20.7 125.7 10.6 2,554.9 2,103.6

1960 : 2,479.9 20.8 131.2 11.8 2,643.7 1,943.4

1961 : 2,453.5 129.6 133.3 12.2 2,728.5 2,065.5

1962 : 2,607.3 148.2 137.8 13.5 2,906.9 2,208.2

1963 : 2,668.8 151.8 144.9 15.7 2,981.2 2,288.1

1964 : 2,780.7 226.3 148.7 17.5 3,173.1 2,319.4

1965 : 3,061.1 228.8 150.4 21.1 3,461.5 2,458.9

1966 : 3,475.5 210.0 162.8 23.7 3,872.0 2,832.3

1967 : 3,467.9 142.8 169.7 28.8 3,809.3 2,928.8

1968 : 3,451.5 246.3 177.9 32.3 3,907.9 3,072.8

1969 : 3,872.1 260.4 190.0 36.0 4,358.4 3,197.5

1970 : 4,134.8 235.8 199.9 34.9 4,605.4 3,441.4

1971 : 3,958.5 203.5 204.8 39.6 4,406.4 3,577.5

1972 : 4,730.3 318.5 213.2 40.0 5,302.0 4,110.3

1973 6,949.8 186.2 237.1 49.1 7,422.2 5,030.2

1974 7,486.5 16.6 271.4 53.6 7,828.1 5,378.0

1975 4/ : 6,524.6 53.1 307.9 65.5 6,951.1 5,805.0

1976 7,154.7 26.8 382.9 69.3 7,633.7 6,544.7

1977 6,894.2 28.9 516.2 68.6 7,507.9 6,889.5

1978 8,553.9 271.0 528.2 74.6 9,427.6 7,608.1

1979 . 9,262.5 69.2 547.8 80.9 9,960.4 8,728.2

1980.

10,262.1 44.6 645.7 76.4 11,028.7 9,673.9

1981 10,620.5 58.2 718.6 84.6 11,481.9 9,646.0

1982 9,994.7 215.9 684.3 88.6 10,983.4 9,747.3

1983 9,343.8 925.9 577.8 68.7 10,916.2 8,969.3

1984 9,312.3 742.8 514.3 82.2 10,651.6 9,089.5

KANSAS

1955 853.5 7.1 05.4 5.7 931.7 700.2

1956 881.1 16.9 64.5 6.5 969.0 682.8

1957 675.5 94.6 65.4 7.8 843.3 773.5

1958 1,184.8 35.0 70.1 10.2 1,300.1 951.0

1959 1,211.6 28.1 71.0 10.4 1,321.1 947.2

1960 1,216.0 28.5 71.7 11.2 1,327.3 1,009.6

1961 1,333.1 83.3 74.9 11.2 1,502.411,11:::c1962 1,404.1 105.4 76.7 12.0 1,598.1

1963

1964

1,371.41,184.9

112.4

188.8

80.179.7

13.514.4

1,577.31,467.8

1,231.41,128.8

1965 1,206.6 207.3 81.5 17.0 1,512.4 1,254.3

1966 1,513.4 225.6 86.5 18.6 1,844.2 1,397.4

1967 1,461.2 212.4 87.6 22.1 1,783.3 1,438.8

19681969

1,456.61,736.1

228.2

233.2

91.8

95.8

24.226.4

1,800.8

2,093.6

1,524.71,738.3

1970 1,983.5 227.6 89.1 25.6 2,325.8 1,859.5

1971 2,233.1 217.7 92.9 29.0 2,572.8 2,035.1

1972 2,994.4 246.4 102.0 29.3 3,372.1 2,421.2

1973 4,165.5 150.4 117.9 36.0 4,469.8 3,110.2

1974 3,964.1 22.5 149.1 37.1 4,172.8 2,823.9

1975 4/ : 3,370.9 38.4 165.5 45.4 3,620.2 33,005.8

1976 3,637.1 50.8 185.1 48.0 3,921.0 3,407.8

1977 3,853.4 236.7 218.5 49.1 4,357.6 3,704.0

1978 4,212.1 300.9 236.0 39.8 4,788.9 4,582.3

1979 : 6,316.7 125.8 284.3 37.3 6,764.2 5,673.9

1980 : 5,734.7 93.3 344.3 33.9 6,206.1 5,'16.3

1981 : 5,605.8 231.8 376.3 37.0 6,250.8 5,539.4

1982 : 5,844.8 280.3 390.7 47.9 6,563.7 5,792.2

1983 : 5,395.2 606.9 350.5 37.4 6,390.0 5,963.5

1984 5,947.5 573.9 334.2 51.2 6,906.8 6,110.8

Net farm : : Net farmincase : Net : 1=004before s change : after

inventory : in farm : inventory

adjust- s inventories : adjust-

sent 3/ : : ment 3/

728.8

712.5619.7

784.9451.3

700.3663.0698.7693.1

853.8

1,002.5

1,039.7880.5835.1

1,161.0

1,164.0

828.91,191.72,392.1

2,450.1

1,146.11,088.9

618.31,819.6

1,232.1

1,354.9

1,835.91,236.11,946.9

1,562.1

231.5

286.269.8

349.1

373.9

317.6

378.2418.0345.9339.0

258.1

446.8344.5276.0

355.3

466.4

TO.:1,359.71,349.0

614.4513.2653.6

206.61,090.3

489.8

711.4771.5

426.5796.0

-136.4 592.4

-63.5 649.1315.4 935.1

88.7 873.6

138.6 589.8

-89.8 610.5

38.7 701.7

38.2 736.8

139.9 833.1

-95.5 758.2

87.0 1,089.5

125.0 1,164.741.6 922.1

38.8 873.9

-46.6 1,114.4

-84.4 1,079.6

35.6 864.5

136.2 1,327.9

300.1 2,692.2

-864.9 1,585.2

603.8 1,750.0

-173.8 915.1

362.7 981.0

414.1 2,233.6

614.3 1,846.4

-644.8 710.0

259.7 2,095.6-409.4 826.7

-1,948.7 -1.7

650.5 2,212.6

-36.8 194.7

-95.6 190.6137.9 207.6

147.1 496.2-33.2 340.7

78.3 396.0

26.7 404.8

-28.5 389.5

9.3 355.2-37.8 301.1

122.0 380.1

-30.5 416.3-8.1 336.442.9

V9:::43.1

71.7 538.0

99.4 637.05.0 955.9

162.2 1,521.9

-326.0 1,023.0

142.1 756.5

-27.3 485.9

-188.8 464.8

447.6 654.2

49.6 1,139.9

222.9

-2-:72.C; 678.7

-16.0 755.5

-98.5 328.0

144.9 940.9

See footnotes at and of table. continued--

19

29

MIIIMMIW=W

Table 4--Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1/--continued

Year

.Cross farm income .

Farmproductionexpenses

.

: Net farm :

: income :

: before :

: inventory :

: adjust- :

: sent 3/ :

.

Netchangein farm

inventories

: Net farm: incone

afterinventory

: adivti-! sent 3/

.

:

.

:

Cashreceipts

fromfarm

marketings

.

: Government : Nonsoney: payments : income

s

: .

: :

: Other :

: fern :

: income :

: 2/

.

:

:

Total :

:

s

Million dollars

TINTUCKY

1955 525.5 6.1 113.2 3.5 648.3 343.4 304.9 -12.0 292.9

1956 550.2 16.6 111.4 3.9 682.0 360.9 321.1 16.1 337.21957 565.6 19.1 107.8 4.5 697.1 373.1 324.0 -50.8 273.2

1958 553.9 22.7 109.1 5.7 691.4 389.7 301.7 24.8 326.51959 575.6 17.9 104.3 5.7 703.4 414.4 289.0 9.5 298.5

1960 560.6 15.8 103.0 5.9 685.3 418.1 267.2 17.5 284.7

1961 640.0 31.7 106.9 5.9 784.4 443.1 341.3 12.5 35e.81962 : 633.8 35.1 106.8 6.2 781.9 479.7 302.3 51.5 353.7

1963 650.8 32.4 111.0 6.8 801.0 526.5 274.6 78.4 353.01964 755.2 34.2 111.6 7.5 908.5 528.4 380.1 -118.4 261.8

1965 685.1 39.8 112.7 8.6 846.2 555.6 290.6 40.8 331.5

1966 724.7 42.9 116.9 9.2 893.7 613.7 280.0 52.0 332.01967 826.3 41.5 121.3 10.7 999.8 653.3 346.6 -16.1 330.4

1968 826.6 47.6 125.0 11.4 1,010.6 668.5 342.1 -9.8 332.31969 886.5 52.5 131.9 12.2 1,082.9 707.7 375.2 14.7 389.9

1970 920.2 45.8 138.4 11.8 1,116.2 741.8 374.4 -19.3 355.0

1971 927.3 24.2 141.7 13.3 1,106.6 801.2 305.4 62.7 368.1

1972 1,071.4 36.8 139.0 13.5 1,280.8 847.4 433.4 45.1 478.5

1973 1,315.7 19.3 176.2 16.5 1,527.7 1,002.6 525.1 30.4 555.5

1974 1,464.9 5.8 199.3 15.1 1,685.1 1,225.6 459.6 153.7 613.3

1975 4/ 1,439.4 7.3 206.4 18.7 1,671.8 1,271.9 399.8 26.3 426.1

1976 1,658.1 6.6 232.3 20.1 1,917.1 1,457.0 460.1 43.9 504.01977 1,879.1 7.2 270.9 21.4 2,178.6 1,591.0 587.6 46.9 634.4

1978 2,238.4 12.6 307.8 34.3 2,593.1 1,779.5 813.6 -252.2 561.4

1979 2,230.0 6.7 318.7 43.9 2,599.2 1,997.8 601.4 123.4 724.7

1980 2,728.9 10.0 312.0 36.6 3,127.5 2,258.6 868.9 -309.8 559.1

1981 2,804.6 14.3 395.2 39.6 3,253.7 2,472.8 780.9 220.5 1,001.51982 2,889.3 12.9 416.0 33.9 3,352.1 2,565.3 786.8 107.8 894.6

1983 2,741.7 61.6 405.7 31.7 3,240.7 2,410.9 829.8 -438.4 391.41984 2,652.1 96.7 384.0 35.8 3,168.6 2,549.4 619.2 549.0 1,168.2

LOUISIANA

1955 372.9 10.3 60.8 0.9 444.8 253.4 191.4 9.3 200.7

1956 367.3 13.1 S6.7 1.1 438.2 260.1 178.0 -10.0 168.0

1'.57 341.9 21.6 58.5 1.3 423.3 261.7 161.7 -16.0 145.6

1958 : 353.4 29.7 60.6 1.8 445.6 272.1 173.4 -15.9 157.5

1959 : 382.7 13.7 56.6 2.0 455.0 299.7 155.3 8.7 164.0

1960 . 371.0 15.1 58.6 2.2 446.8 298.1 148.8 3.3 152.0

1961 . 413.2 16.5 59.5 2.3 491.5 317.9 173.6 6.6 180.2

1962 : 431.5 19.6 59.9 2.6 S:3.6 338.1 175.5 -3.5 172.0

1963 . 502.2 16.8 63.1 3.0 585.1 386.7 198.3 16.8 215.2

1964 . 484.6 22.1 66.3 3.6 576.6 393.7 182.9 -1.1 181.9

1965

1966

.

.

485.3

526.4

22.1

51.8

64.0

64.2

4.3

4.8

575.7

647.11

410.2446.3

165.5

200.8

-8.0 157.5

200.31967 : 590.3 55.5 62.6 5.7 714.2 494.4 219.8 -1.5 218.3

1968 637.6 50.7 58.5 6.4 753.1 523.6 229.5 9.7 239.31969 62G.2 52.3 56.5 7.1 736.1 527.2 208.9 -31.8 177.1

1970 652.7 55.1 64.2 6.9 779.0 557.8 221.1 6.9 228.0

1971 694.2 49.8 63.9 7.8 815.7 579.2 236.4 27.9 264.31972 792.4 51.0 72.1 7.8 923.3 635.0 288.2 14.4 302.6

1973 1,125.8 43.3 79.1 9.6 1,257.9 734.5 523.3 11.6 534.91974 1,305.4 13.6 83.6 11.5 1,414.0 934.0 480.0 123.9 603.9

1975 4/ : 1,130.7 18.7 81.5 14.3 1,245.2 881.5 363.7 17.7 381.31976 : 1,341.0 7.5 93.9 15.5 1,457.8 997.9 459.9 -65.2 394.71977 1,264.0 44.4 104.8 15.0 1,428.2 1,031.3 396.9 -2.4 394.51978 1,458.7 15.7 170.7 20.6 1,625.7 1,233.0 392.7 -41.7 351.01979 1,653.6 20.2 173.9 19.3 1,867.0 1,442.8 424.2 52.4 476.6

1980 : 1,617.8 20.0 218.3 20.3 1,876.4 1,663.3 213.1 -49.8 163.31981 1,679.8 15.4 257.6 23.0 1,975.8 1,765.5 210.2 54.3 264.51982 1,815.4 83.1 261.6 19.7 2,179.9 1,773.6 404.3 -112.6 291.61983 % 1,685.3 155.9 240.7 25.1 2,106.9 1,781.8 325.0 -58.6 266.41984 1,527.5 121.5 239.4 29.2 1,917.5 1,827.1 90.4 227.1 317.5

See footnotes at end of table. continued--

20 30

Table 4 - -Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,

1955-84 1/ - -continued

Year

Gross farm intone:


: Net farm :

: income :

: before :

: inventory :

: adjust- :

: ment 3/ :

. .

Netchangein farm

inventories

: Net farm: income

: after: inventory: adjust-: ment 3/.

.

:

:

Cashreceipts

fromfarm

marketinge

:: Government : Nonmoney :


: :

: . :

:

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

:

Total :

.

19551956195719581959

1960196119621963

1964

1965196619671968

1969

197019711972

19731974

1975 4/

19761977

19781979

1980

19811982

19831984

1955195619571958

1959

1960

1961196219631964

1965196619671968

1969

19701971

_972

1973

1974

1975 4/

197619771978

1979

19801981

1982

1983

1984

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

.'

.'

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

182.5

187.9137.6

216.3181.9

207.3

181.7186.2

191.5

226.3

273.3

240.3200.1204.4

233.4

241.2

227.8

238.9

396.6

418.4

367.0

449.1421.0

405.5443.4

434.9

472.5418.5

438.0455.8

233.7240.9

245.5

259.7

265.6

276.9

278.6294.1294.8

291.7

328.4334.7

330.8346.1

387.7

394.9391.8411.2

575.3

632.6

681.9

678.2655.8

793.1

889.5

903.71,038.61,025.1

1,047.1

1,154.0

1.1

1.01.9

1.7

2.3

2.7

2.62.4

3.32.7

2.0

'.12.:

2.0

1.9

1.7

1.1

1.3

.6

1.7

2.2

2.12.1

3.7

5.5

3.4

2.32.3

2.74.3

1.0

2.6

4.05.4

3.0

2.8

5.9

6.1

5.2

5.5

6.25.5

5.36.8

8.6

8.06.3

9.65.8

1.0

1.2

1.53.4

7.02.1

3.53.0

2.6

13.1

23.8

19.219.018.5

18.8

18.5

16.4

16.915.1

14.2

13.1

12.312.111.9

12.1

12.7

13.214.418.425.627.9

20.1

22.523.0

26.231.5

36.646.241.242.344.5

39.041.5

39.742.744.7

41.4

40.337.634.9

34.4

35.936.636.937.1

38.6

45.848.853.861.069.5

76.087.586.3102.9

112.4

145.9172.0159.2

138.4

135.7

0.8

.9

1.0

1.3

1.3

1.3

1.21.2

1.3

1.6

1.7

1.7

1.9

1.8

1.8

1.8

2.0

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.8

4.33.5

6.3

9.6

9.3

12.1

13.4

13.7

16.3

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.9

1.8

1.8

1.8

1.9

2.1

2.6

2.9

3.1

3.6

3.8

4.1

4.04.4

4.4

5.3

7.5

9.4

10.413.4

20.031.2

33.1

34.436.6

37.8

48.0

Million dollars

MAINS

203.7 137.3

208.8 151.0209.0 160.4

238.1 176.0

203.9 164.7

227.7 157.8

202.4 158.7204.9 162.4

210.4 171.0

243.8 177.8

289.3 172.4

256.1 181.3216.0 185.3

220.4 184.1

249.9 193.0

257.8245.3

203.7

203.9

246(;:2 6

208.0427.2 269.9

451.0 316.8

393.1 326.0

477.9 350.5449.7 367.0

441.8 407.0

490.0 445.6

484.2 493.7

533.2 482.2475.4 427.8

496.8 444.4

520.9 447.5

MARYLAND

275.0 208.4286.4 218.6

290.8 219.1

309.7 234.4

315.0 238.4

323.0 248.3

326.5 245.7339.7 262.8337.0 271.4

334.0 273.6

373.4 291.0379.9 301.8

376.6 310.3393.8 308.8

1. 324.7439.1

452.7 349.8451.3 359.0479.0 353.1647.4 463.3

710.6 549.4

768.5 565.8777.6 618.2758.8 645.7922.9 770.0

1,035.3 900.2

1,086.2 1,030.9

1,247.9 1,135.9

1,223.5 1,087.5

1,236.4 1,113.6

1,361.4 1,145.2

66.357.848.662.139.2

69.943.742.4

39.4

66.0

117.074.830.836.3

56.9

54.1

41.352.6

157.2

134.2

67.1

127.482.7

34.744.5

-9.5

51.047.652.473.4

66.667.871.7

75.370.7

74.6

80.877.065.660.4

82.578.1

66.385.0

114.3

102.892.3125.9184.1

161.2

202.7159.4113.1

152.9135.0

55.3112.1136.0

122.8

216.2

6.4

7.3-3.9-1.6-1.8

3.31.1.5

-4.6-3.7

-1::78.9.8

-4.4

-5.3

-.85.8

-4.6-18.746.0

-12.0

15.417.8

18.95.8

9.3

49.916.6-1.0

.1

-4.69.8

-19.414.8

-2.0

2.6-4.5-7.6-15.0

5.9

-2.3-11.6

14.6-10.7

2.4

5.4

-8.6-2.427.1

-8.1

-10.0-8.i-12.625.622.3

-13;.:

J.5

-35.338.7

72.7

65.144.760.537.3

73.244.843.0

34.862.3

106.3

IN31.9

51.5

53.347.1

48.0

138.5

180.2

55.1

142.7100.5

53.650.2

1 2(1).:964.251.473.5

62.077.652.390.1

74.6

77.2

76.369.450.6

66.3

80.160.580.974.3

116.8

106.283.7123.5

211.2

153.1

192.7

150.4100.4178.6157.3

39.9

149.8139.5

87.4

254.8

See footnotes at end of table. continued-

21,

31

Table 4 --Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,

1955-154 lb--continued

Year

Gross farm income :


: Net farm :

: income :

: before :

: inventory :

: adjust- :

: ment 3/ :

s s

Net

changein farm

inventories

: Net farm: income

: after: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/.

.

:

:

:

:

:

Cash :

receipts :

from :

farm :

marketings :

Governmentpayments

.

: Nonmoney :: income :

:

s :

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

.

:

:

Total :

:

:

Million dollars

MASSACHUSETTS

1955 : 172.5 0.4 15.4 0.6 188.9 138.3 50.7 -1.2 49.51956 : 168.8 1.4 14.4 .7 185.3 137.9 47.5 -4.8 42.61957 : 167.7 1.8 15.6 .7 185.8 137.9 47.9 -2.7 45.2

1958 168.4 1.7 16.2 .8 187.1 140.9 46.2 -1.5 44.7

1959 i 157.3 .6 15.9 .7 174.5 139.7 34.9 -.3 34.5

1960 163.9 .7 15.2 .7 180.5 135.6 44.9 1.3 46.2

1961 : 155.7 .6 15.2 .7 172.3 129.7 4:.6 -2.1 40.5

1962 156.6 .7 14.2 .7 172.2 129.6 42.5 -2.7 39.8

1963 : 156.1 .7 13.8 .8 171.3 130.6 40.7 -1.3 39.3

1964 158.7 .7 13.1 1.1 173.6 126.5 47.1 -4.0 43.1

1965 160.2 .6 12.3 1.2 174.5 127.4 47.1 -.5 46.5

1966 : 166.6 .6 12.3 1.3 180.9 127.7 53.1 -.9 52.2

1967 : 151.7 .7 12.2 1.4 166.0 129.3 36.7 -3.8 32.9

1968 154.6 .7 12.4 1.5 169.2 127.2 42.0 -1.6 40.51969 157.3 .6 13.0 1.5 172.5 129.4 43.1 -2.3 40.8

1970 157.0 .6 15.1 1.5 174.1 131.3 42.8 .2 43.0

1971 : 154.7 .5 16.4 1.6 173.2 134.5 38.7 -2.0 36.7

1972 i 156.5 .5 18.6 1.6 177.2 135.3 41.9 -2.8 39.2

1973 183.8 .3 21.8 1.9 207.7 160.4 47.3 -2.7 44.6

1974 187.5 .5 24.9 2.1 215.0 181.2 33.8 7.1 40.9

1975 4/ 203.5 .6 28.6 2.7 235.4 194.8 40.6 -1.3 39.4

1976 221.2 .6 32.7 3.1 257.6 209.8 47.9 -1.6 46.2

1977 226.5 .6 37.0 4.5 268.6 222.1 46.5 -1.1 45.4

19/8 277.6 .8 41.1 5.4 324.9 236.8 88.1 2.7 90.8

1979 286.2 .6 44.7 7.0 338.4 273.9 64.4 3.1 67.5

1980 304.1 .7 55.5 7.9 368.2 288.2 90.0 2.5 82.51981 : 349.4 .8 57.0 8.6 415.8 297.3 118.5 -6.8 111.7

1982 351.9 .6 64.5 9.2 426.3 305.9 120.4 -6.8 113.6

1983 367.4 .7 66.1 9.7 443.8 313.7 130.1 1.8 132.0

1984 382.9 3.1 63.8 12 2 462.1 314.7 147.4 2.2 149.6

MICHIGAN

1955 : 652.1 5.2 126.6 4.6 788.5 548.7 239.8 -6.9 232.9

1956 679.4 9.2 130.6 5.0 824.2 571.8 252.4 2.1 254.5

1957 688.0 20.4 130.6 5.7 844.6 590.4 254.2 -35.7 218.5

1958 697.5 25.6 135.1 7.0 865.2 606.4 258.8 32.9 291.7

1959 . 686.9 15.7 143.1 6.7 852.4 639.0 213.4 7.5 220.8

1960 : 715.8 18.0 132.4 6.9 873.1 632.1 241.0 -14.1 226.9

1961 : 725.0 37.2 130.9 6.6 899.6 649.1 250.5 26.7 277.2

1962 : 761.7 45.9 119.8 6.7 934.1 656.0 278.1 -25.9 252.2

1963 : 773.8 36.8 113.0 7.1 930.8 679.3 251.4 8.5 260.0

1964 . 789.1 41.5 108.5 8.3 947.5 698.4 249.1 .5 249.6

1965 : 793.9 53.3 104.6 9.1 960.9 683.7 277.2 -33.9 243.3

1966 : 876.9 62.2 104.8 9.3 1,053.2 728.6 324.5 -15.5 309.0

1967 : 850.2 56.0 108.6 10.2 1,025.0 768.7 256.4 -18.6 237.7

1968 : 849.1 65.3 110.0 10.3 1,034.7 789.9 244.8 1.0 245.8

1969 : 888.2 73.4 117.1 10.5 1,089.1 799.5 289.7 6.0 295.6

1970 909.6 65.7 126.0 10.1 1,111.4 855.0 256.4 20.9 277.3

1971 972.5 52.5 128.0 11.4 1,164.4 889.2 275.2 -27.9 247.31972 1,036.7 61.2 142.9 11.4 1,252.3 940.7 311.6 58.4 369.9

1973 1,514.7 38.9 169.9 13.9 1,737.3 1,119.0 618.3 -91.7 526.6

1974 1,657.7 10.4 182.6 17.2 1,868.0 1,342.7 525.3 64.2 589.5

1975 1,657.4 13.3 190.3 21.5 1,882.4 1,425.4 457.0 58.2 515.2

1976 1,744.3 7.3 205.8 23.5 1,981.0 1,560.7 420.4 -18.6 401.8

1977 1,949.2 21.2 276.5 26.2 2,273.1 1,726.1 547.0 -38.3 508.7

197 8 2,043.3 45.5 285.5 37.5 2,411.8 1,975.3 436.5 30.0 466.5

1979 2,312.7 15.6 311.9 81.4 2,721.5 2,261.7 459.9 132.2 592.0

1980 2,720.2 10.7 353.5 101.7 3,186.1 2,605.9 580.2 -34.7 545.5

1981 2,756.7 17.3 416.9 117.0 3,307.8 2,865.7 442.1 150.3 592.41982 2,750.5 40.4 440.4 124.8 3,356.1 2,958.3 397.8 105.5 503.3

1983 2,901.0 144.4 405.4 128.9 3,579.7 3,042.7 537.0 -256.4 280.6

1984 2,777.0 167.7 398.8 158.3 3,501.7 3,102.8 398.9 201.9 600.8

---------- -------See footnotes at end of table. continued--

22 :3 2

43

Table 4 -Net income from Laming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households). by State,1955-84 1/-- continue.

Year

Cross far. income :


: May farm :

: income :

: before :

inventory :

: adjust- :

: sent 3/ :

Netchange

in farminventories

: Net fare: income: after

: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/

.

:

:

:

:

:

Cash :

receipts :

frost :

fare :

ei. tatings :

:

Government : Nonmoney :payments : income :

:

:

:

Other :

farm :

incase :

2/ :

:

:

:

Total :

:

:

Million dollars

MIMESOTA

1955 1,235.7 7.0 126.3 5.5 1,374.5 947.4 427.1 4.0 431.11956 1,264.7 19.0 128.5 5.9 1,418.1 990.4 427.7 60.0 487.71957 : 1,323.6 27.7 125.1 6.6 1,483.0 1.032.2 450.8 -32.6 418.21958 1,477.5 41.7 133.1 8.0 1,660.3 1.140.4 519.9 21.8 541.61959 1,389.6 31.0 133.8 7.5 1,561.9 1,219.1 342.8 4.8 347.6

1960 1,422.0 31.7 134.4 8.0 1,396.2 1.196.7 399.5 48.7 448.11961 1,469.2 78.7 140.8 8.1 1,696.8 1,252.3 444.3 25.4 469.91962 1,464.7 90.5 142.7 8.6 1,706.5 1,252.4 454.1 -46.6 407.51963 1,487.0 101.4 145.5 9.7 1.743.6 1.306.0 437.6 100.9 538.41964 1,525.3 121.1 144.9 11.0 1.1102.4 1,310.6 491.8 -150.4 341.4

1965 .....41t.j 131.2 143.8 12.8 1.903.2 1.349.1 554.1 27.4 581.51966 1,795.2 135.4 148.9 13.9 2,093.5 1,466.4 627.1 37.8 664.91967 1.837.0 95.3 147.8 16.4 2,096.5 1,522.9 5/3.6 3.5 577.21968 1,849.6 134.5 152.7 17.8 2,154.6 1,566.8 587.8 6.4 594.21969 1,986.1 171.2 163.1 19.3 2,339.7 1,635.0 704.7 -45.7 659.0

1970 2,174.6 151.8 182.1 18.8 2,527.2 1,734.4 792.8 23.5 816.31971 2,237.5 112.4 179.5 21.2 2,550.6 1,848.1 702.5 24.2 731.61972 2,476.0 180.0 187.7 21.4 2,865.1 1,954.5 910.6 -2.1 908.51973 3,995.5 105.0 210.8 26.1 4,337.5 2,527.8 1,809.7 416.1 2,225.81974 4,450.2 18.4 249.4 27.5 4,745.6 2,880.0 1,865.6 -284.4 1,581.2

1975 4/ 3,864.9 33.9 282.1 34.2 4.215.0 3,206.1 1,009.0 120.6 1,129.61976 3,930.2 59.1 324.4 37.2 4,350.8 3,446.6 904.2 -299.5 604.71977 4,254.6 82.8 377.5 37.4 4,752.4 3.869.8 882.5 501.3 1,383.81978 4,93,..1 164.3 378.8 40.8 5,515.0 4,216.7 1,298.3 102.8 1,401.11979 5,533.8 68.4 422.4 56.9 6.081.5 4,983.0 1,098.5 332.9 1,431.4

1980 6,608.0 69.6 473.2 56.7 7,207.5 5,838.8 1,368.7 -367.5 1,001.21981 6,656.3 79.1 562.3 62.3 7,360.0 6,265.1 1,094.8 171.2 1,266.11982 6,589.0 182.9 589.4 69.0 7,430.2 6,506.4 923.8 -114.5 809.31983 6,472.3 611.7 524.8 62.6 7,671.4 6,380.6 1,290.7 -802.2 488.61984 6,242.4 529.9 490.3 77.9 7,340.5 6,498.8 841.7 729.4 1,571.1

MISSISSIPPI

1955 555.7 6.4 106.3 0.7 669.2 367.1 302.1 67.1 369.21956 584.8 9.1 97.1 1.2 692.2 379.1 313.1 -51.3 261.91957 453.7 25.8 93.6 2.0 575.1 379.7 195.3 7.4 202.71958 537.9 43.7 92.9 3.3 677.9 402.7 275.2 -41.3 233.91959 642.3 13.6 85.0 4.1 745.0 458.0 286.9 -12.8 274.1

1960 577.4 12 5 81.3 4.4 675.6 458.3 217.3 2.6 219.91961 655.6 16.9 85.6 4.4 762.5 494.6 267.9 27.9 295.81962 680.0 18.1 89.2 4.7 792.0 528.7 263.3 -9.9 253.31963 796.1 18.2 93.2 5.2 912.7 584.9 327.8 47.2 375.01964 778.8 22.2 93.9 5.6 900.4 611.0 289.4 18.5 308.0

1965 820.4 26.6 91.9 6.7 945.6 637.6 308.0 -9.0 299.01966 756.3 124.5 94.8 7.4 983.0 661.5 321.5 -16.8 304.71967 772.6 146.9 91.0 8.8 1,019.3 696.3 322.9 13.0 335.91968 816.1 122.9 91.2 9.6 1,039.8 733.9 305.9 4.3 310.21969 858.7 133.6 94.1 10.5 1,097.0 768.1 328.8 -39.5 289.3

1970 867.6 146.5 98.6 10.2 1,123.0 841.9 281.1 41.6 322.71971 997.2 124.4 93.4 11.5 1,226.5 872.4 354.1 6.1 360.31972 1,047.4 125.9 91.7 11.6 1,276.5 880.7 395.8 43.4 439.21973 1,487.9 101.3 100.5 14.2 1,703.8 1,070.7 633.1 18.8 651.91974 1,490.0 7.9 119.7 14.1 1,631.7 1,234.0 397.7 39.3 43/.0

1975 4/ : 1,318.3 20.1 124.5 17.6 1,010.5 1,224.4 256.1 39.0 295.11976 1,701.1 28.6 126.6 19.3 1,875.5 1.363.6 511.9 -45.1 466.81977 1,00.8 23.9 138.7 20.4 1,873.7 1,463.8 409.9 72.7 482.61978 2,040.9 25.6 154.5 32.4 2,257.3 1,679.4 577.9 -100.1 477.81979 2,103.0 12.9 195.6 47.8 2,359.3 1,944.4 414.8 200.8 615.6

1980 . 2,196.4 18.8 231.4 55.0 2,501.5 2,131.7 369.8 -210.9 158.91981 . 2,118.0 19.5 294.4 55.1 2,487.0 2,369.1 117.9 105.6 223.51982 . 2,321.1 103.9 287.1 54.5 2,766.6 2,302.6 464.0 -98.2 365.71983 . 2,072.9 221.6 253.9 53.2 2,u01.6 2,217.2 384.5 -207.3 177.21984 . 2,167.9 164.5 261.4 57.2 2,651.0 2,335.7 315.3 171.3 486.6

See footnotes at end of table.

23 33

continued--

Table 4--Net income from famine (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by Sta..,1955-84 lb.-continued

3 Gross farm income 1 1 Net farm 1 l Net farm3

1 3 income 1 Net incomeCash : : 1 3 farm 3 before 3 change after

Year 3 receipts 1 Government i Nonmonay 1 Other i production 1 inventory 1 in farm l inventory: from : p4ments 3 income 1 farm Total 3 expenses I adjust- 3 inventories l adjust-{ farm : i income t : meat 2/ t l meet 2/1 marketing@ 1 1 2/ l I

Million dollars

MISSOURI

1955 3 941.2 8.8 112.8 5.0 1,067.8 715.1 352.7 101.8 454.51956 1 1,015.9 21.0 112.6 5.8 1,155.2 731.6 423.6 -.4 423.21957 1 1,007.3 37.3 113.3 6.9 1,164.8 748.3 416.5 -24.4 392.21958 1 1,063.2 61.1 115.4 9.1 1,248.9 800.6 448.3 45.8 494.21959 3 1,108.8 26.9 107.3 9.4 1,252.4 886.3 366.1 27.6 393.7

1

1960 1 1,112.0 23.7 106.2 10.0 1,251.8 869.2 382.6 ..1.9 380.71961 1 1,097.9 96.1 116.3 9.9 1,320.2 917.5 402.7 19.1 421.01962 i 1,169.2 102.8 119.7 10.5 1,402.2 953.8 448.4 -16.4 431.91963 t 1,183.5 82.7 122.8 11.6 1,400.6 1,028.2 372.4 14.9 387.31964 I 1,128.2 96.1 125.6 13.1 1,363.0 1,054.1 308.9 -16.9 292.0

1

1965 3 1,260.5 119.4 126.1 15.1 1,521.1 1,114.9 406.2 79.3 485.41966 3 1,346.2 138.5 129.8 16.2 1,630.8 1,209.0 421.8 -45.8 376.01967 1 1,319.9 115.8 133.8 18.9 1,582.5 1,280.2 302.3 44.4 946.71968 1 1,402.8 141.3 131.9 20.3 1,696.3 1,348.5 347.9 60.3 408.11969 : 1,499.5 156.3 141.7 21.8 1,819.2 1,374.6 444.6 -63.8 380.8

1

1970 1 1,571.6 153.9 148.0 21.2 1,894.7 1,482.3 412.4 34.9 447.3 ti

1971 1 1,676.3 111.9 155.7 23.9 1,967.8 1,559.7 408.1 77.9 486.01972 i 1,891.9 150.2 172.2 24.1 2,238.4 1,666.2 572.2 80.1 652.31973 1 2,579.3 94.2 208.5 29.5 2,911.5 2,059.0 852.5 329.9 1,182.51974 1 2,676.1 22.5 249.2 28.1 2,975.9 2,283.3 692.6 -111.1 581.5

1

1975 y 2,657.1 40.0 264.7 34.4 2,996.2 2,372.2 624.0 -.8 623.21976 : 2,768.0 30.9 289.8 36.5 3,125.2 2,648.5 476.7 -105.5 371.21977 l 2,928.7 51.2 323.6 41.4 3,344.9 2,858.7 486.1 163.4 649.51978 : 3,465.5 72.3 369.3 61.6 3,968.8 3,117.6 851.1 80.8 932.01979 3 4,245.0 31.3 430.2 102.3 4,808.8 3,635.3 1,173.5 87.0 1,260.5

t

1960 1 4,125.1 78.9 512.6 107.0 4,823.6 3,985.0 838.6 -504.3 33,.31981 i 4,124.6 105.4 590.7 11S.0 4,938.7 4,260.8 677.9 216.2 894.11982 1 3,849.8 79.8 576.7 122.8 4,629.2 4,181.7 447.5 -60.4 387.11983 1 3,769.7 241.2 511.4 122.4 4,644.8 4,168.8 456.0 -536.5 -80.51984 3 3,728.5 224.6 499.7 149.0 4,601.9 4,201.5 400.3 59.0 459.4

MONTANA

1955 371.4 4.2 26.0 1.9 403.4 255.8 147.7 35.0 182.71956 1 417.5 9.3 25.3 2.1 454.2 257.9 196.3 -30.1 166.21957 1 397.2 18.2 25.0 2.4 442.7 270.9 171.8 2.6 174.41958 442.4 12.9 27.5 2.9 485.7 292.3 193.5 21.7 215.21959 420.6 15.1 27.5 2.8 466.0 302.8 163.3 -37.0 126.3

1960 399.2 15.6 27.9 3.0 445.7 300.6 145.1 -7.6 137.51961 369.2 17.0 29.6 3.0 418.8 291.7 127.1 -32.9 94.11962 419.5 26.2 50.7 3.1 479.5 329.7 149.8 94.9 244.71963 1 424.6 26.4 32.5 3.5 485.9 345.4 140.5 41.5 182.01964 : 379.4 47.5 31.9 4.2 462.8 348.4 114.4 21.1 135.4

1965 1 421.0 51.1 33.3 4.8 510.1 378.0 132.1 29.2 161.31966 1 507.6 64.5 35.5 5.2 612.7 422.9 189.8 4.6 194.41967 467.1 69.1 37.1 6.0 579.2 453.5 125.7 19.0 144.71968 1 502.2 74.1 38.5 6.4 621.3 467.0 154.2 -4.5 149.71969 t 555.1 80.1 41.8 6.8 683.8 498.2 185.6 13.5 199.1

1970 602.8 85.4 45.9 6.6 740.7 524.3 216.4 31.8 448.31971 615.7 77.8 49.6 7.4 750.5 558.5 192.1 11.7 203.81972 825.0 103.2 54.7 7.5 990.4 617.9 372.5 -4.0 368.51973 1,124.6 65.0 62.5 9.1 1,261.2 772.2 489.1 107.2 596.31974 1 1,163.6 15.0 75.7 13.0 1,267.3 833.5 433.8 -29.5 404.2

1

1975 y 1 1,059.5 9.4 77.2 16.5 1,162.6 916.7 245.9 90.9 1)6.81976 I 1,065.7 10.5 86.8 16.4 1,181.5 997.1 184.4 -40.4 143.91977 1 971.3 61.4 97.7 17.4 1,147.9 1,054.9 93.1 -114.3 -21.31978 1,209.9 137.2 109.7 19.2 1,476.0 1,248.5 227.5 6.1 233.61979 1,386.5 34.0 117.3 14.5 1,552.3 1,415.3 137.0 -53.6 83.4

1960 1,399.7 58.5 135.5 13.6 1,607.4 1,477.5 129.9 10.4 140.31981 1 1,410.2 85.1 143.3 12.8 1,651.4 1,634.4 17.0 212.8 229.81982 i 1,551.2 116.9 154.6 14.1 1,836.8 1,731.6 105.2 25.9 131.11983 1,489.4 230.3 146.6 11.9 1,878.2 1,724.7 153.5 -54.3 99.11984 1,419.4 239.6 151.2 14.1 1,824.4 1,741.4 83.0 -138.4 -55.4

Bee footnotes at end of table. continued--

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Table 4--Net income from farnins (incluang net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator household.), by State,1,55-84 1/ --continued

Year

I Cross farm income

Farmprcductionexpenses

: Net farm: income: before: inventory: adjust-

I want 2/

:

t Net: change: in farm: inventories:

: Net farm: income: after: inventory: adjust-: went 2/

:

:

:

s

:

:

Cash

receiptsfromfare

sarkatinee

: t s

: Goarneent : Morro:ley :


: t :

: : :

t

Other :

farm :

Inc re :

2/ :

:

:

:

Total :

t

:

Million dollars

NIBRA8X1.

1955 : 1,017.7 7.7 60.4 3.9 1,089.7 747.9 341.8 -140.4 201.41956 t 914.7 42.7 56.7 4.4 1,018.5 719.5 299.1 -83.1 216.01957 i 902.3 54.8 50.6 5.2 1,012.9 812.6 200.2 263.5 463.71958 : 1,217.2 36.9 53.5 6.7 1,314.4 938.7 375.7 97.8 473.51959 : 1,233.0 19.9 52.7 6.7 1,312.3 1,022.4 289.9 5.8 295.7

1960 s 1,187.9 22.1 55.7 7.3 1,273.0 990.3 282.7 45.5 328.21961 t 1,213.4 88.6 61.4 7.4 1,370.8 1,074.8 295.9 -43.7 252.31962 t 1,253.2 101.4 64.9 8.0 1,427.5 1,157.4 270.1 90.3 360.41963 : 1,315.6 106.9 69.3 9.0 1,500.6 1,213.1 287.5 35.4 322.91964 : 1,273.5 164.9 71.5 9.7 1,519.6 1,178.5 341.1 -93.1 248.1

:

1965 : 1,343.2 184.7 73.1 11.6 1,612.6 1,296.2 316.4 105.2 421.51966 : 1,681.8 175.4 76.3 12.8 1,946.4 1,559.7 386.6 112.2 498.91967 : 1.743.7 134.5 73.5 15.4 1,967.2 1,562.5 404.7 6.9 411.61968 : 1,731.7 185.3 75.6 17.1 2,009.7 1,625.0 384.7 -30.5 354.11969 : 1,961.0 200.6 79.6 18.8 2,260.0 1,799.6 460.4 71.1 531.5

1970 : 2,124.4 203.0 81.6 18.2 2,427.2 1,901.9 525.3 -57.7 467.71971 s 2,265.6 171.0 79.5 20.6 2,557.0 2,033.1 523.9 90.3 614.31972 : 2,821.4 233.3 85.9 20.0 3,161.4 2,491.1 670.3 79.4 749.81973 1 3,943.3 151.8 101.6 23.5 4,222.3 3,241.3 981.0 312.8 1,293.91974 : 4,107.4 21.0 117.2 29.2 4,274.8 3,022.2 1,252.5 -569.2 683.3

t

1975 4/ : 3,860.1 71.7 129.3 35.7 4,096.7 3,184.0 912.7 131.3 1,044.11976 : 5,841.0 36.6 158.8 37.7 4,074.1 3,582.3 491.8 -25.9 465.91977 : 3,975.0 92.9 183.9 39.7 4,291.5 3,943.6 347.9 76.2 424.11978 : 4,679.6 268.6 183.8 36.7 1,166.7 4,583.7 584.9 346.9 931.81979 : 6,301.0 132.7 212.8 48.6 6,695.1 5,903.2 791.9 301.5 1,093.4

1980 : 6,830.1 82.9 273.7 47.3 7,234.0 6,405.1 828.8 -498.7 530.21981 : 6,622.! 101.0 322.1 55.5 7,101.0 6,601.9 499.1 691.6 1,190.71982 : 7,005.9 277.5 525.8 60.7 7,669.8 6,766.5 903.3 -178.2 725.21983 : 6,431.6 786.8 302.5 52.9 7,573.7 6,626,6 947.1 -608.4 338.71984 : 7,081.7 533.0 267.5 65.0 7,947.2 6,654.3 1,292.9 205.3 1,498.2

:

: NIVADAa

1955 : 38.9 0.3 4.2 0.2 43.5 33.8 9.8 -0.4 9.41956 : 39.3 1.1 4.1 .3 44.7 35.4 9.3 1.6 10.91957 t 48,6 1.1 4.2 .3 54.2 38.0 16.2 -3.7 12.41958 : 50.0 .6 4.8 .4 55.8 41.3 14.5 2.3 :6.71959 s 53.1 1.3 5.3 .4 60.0 45.3 14,7 -1.1 '3.6

1

1960 : 49.5 .9 4.7 .4 55.5 43.5 12.0 -3.5 .3.31961 : 45.2 .9 4.7 .4 51.2 40.6 10.6 -1.7 8.91962 : 47.8 1.0 4.4 .5 53.5 44.2 9.3 2.7 12.01963 : 47.0 1.0 4.0 .5 52.6 47.0 5.6 6.7 12.31964 : 41.9 1.1 3.8 .8 47.6 46.4 1.2 2.1 3.4

:

1965 : 53.3 1.1 4.2 .9 59.6 52.5 7.1 -2.9 4.21966 1 61.5 1.5 4.9 1.0 68.9 55.1 13.8 -2.1 11.71967 : 60.1 1.7 5.0 1.1 67.9 62.8 5.1 1.5 6.61968 : 59.3 2.0 5.5 1.1 68.0 63.7 4.3 4.3 8.61969 : 77.4 1.9 6.3 1.2 86.8 68.7 18.1 6.9 25.0

:

1970 84.4 2.1 5.8 1.1 93.5 69.3 24.2 .5 24.61971 90.6 1.5 6.7 1.3 900.0 76.6 23.4 2.0 23.41972 109.7 2.6 7.8 1.3 121.4 85.3 36.1 2/ 36.11973 145.3 1.7 9.1 1.5 157.6 106.0 51.6 3.3 54.91974 130.6 .3 9.6 1.3 141.8 114.3 27.5 -6.7 20.8

1975 4/ 131.4 .8 9.9 1.6 143.7 126.8 16.9 .7 17.51976

:

150.6 1.3 12.4 1.8 166.1 143.6 22.6 -5.3 17.31977 t 152.5 2.6 14.4 2.7 172.1 159.8 12.3 -6.2 6.11978 178.9 9.4 18.9 2.8 203.9 183.5 20.4 -.2 20.21979 218.9 1.3 23.1 1.7 245.7 221.8 23.2 -42.9 -19.7

:

1980 t 246.3 1.5 29.1 1.6 278.3 246.2 32.1 21.4 53.51981 : 214.8 3.7 29.3 1.8 249.5 240.5 9.1 20.4 29.41982 : 236.8 4.4 29.6 2.0 272.8 240.1 37..7 -8.9 23.71983 228.6 4.1 28.6 1.6 262.9 249.1 13.8 6.7 20.61984 252.3 4.5 28.0 2.0 286.8 249.3 37.5 -7.4 30.1

Sae footnotes at and of table. continued--

25 35

Table 4 --Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1/ --continued

Year

Gross farm income

Cash :

: receipts %

from :

farm :

: marketing' :

1 :

Government t Nonmoney :payments : income 1

t

: :

:

Other :

farm :

income2/ :

1955 65.2 0.5 10.2 0.41956 63.2 .6 9.7 .4

1957 61.9 .6 9.3 .4

1958 61.0 .6 8.9 .4

1959 57.3 .7 3.9 .4

1960 56.3 .7 7.8 .4

1961 56.6 .8 7.3 .4

1962 57.8 .7 6.7 .4

1963 56.8 .7 6.0 .4

1964 55.5 .7 5.7 .6

1965 54.9 .7 5.5 .7

1966 59.0 .6 5.7 .61967 53.8 .7 5.8 .7

1968 54.9 .7 6.0 .61969 55.2 .6 6.4 .6

1970 53.5 .5 7.1 .6

1971 55.1 .4 8.2 .61972 57.3 .5 9.2 .6

1973 69.8 .2 10.8 .7

1974 70.4 .7 11.8 .9

1975 6/

1976

74.4

80.0.6

.7

11.7

13.1

1.1

1.31977 80.3 .6 14.6 1.9

1978 87.6 .9 16.0 3.41979 94.6 .6 19.7 4.0

1980 93.6 .7 22.4 3.71981 102.5 .7 22.7 5.31982 108.1 .7 25.1 4.21983 109.7 .6 27.9 7.01984 108.9 1.7 25.4 8.3

1955 307.7 0.7 35.0 0.71956 330.4 1.1 33.4 .71957 314.6 2.2 34.4 .8

1958 304.6 2.7 34.9 1.0

1959 288.8 1.6 37.1 .9

1960 296.3 1.8 32.7 .9

1961 285.0 3.5 29.1 .9

1962 276.6 4.3 25.4 .91963 268.0 4.1 21.5 1.01964 259.5 4.2 20.3 1.5

1965 268.5 4.' 18.2 1.61966 269.8 4.8 19.2 1.71967 250.9 4.2 19.6 1.91968 252.6 4.5 20.4 2.01969 249.0 4.9 22.1 2.0

1970 246.5 4.3 26.6 2.01971 243.3 2.7 26.3 2.21972 240.3 3.7 30.3 2.21973 302.6 2.1 36.7 2.51974 343.1 .7 43.3 4.7

1975 6/ : 326.5 .7 52.4 5.91976 335.5 .8 64.8 6.61977 353.7 1.1 70.9 8.61978 392.6 2.0 82.9 13.51979 406.7 .8 81.8 22.7

1980 433.2 .9 96.2 25.21981 493.2 1.5 98.9 28.61982 : 511.5 1.1 110.4 29.81983 : 501.4 4.4 107.8 33.31984 : 505.3 7.3 108.4 40.5

Total

: Net farm : : Net farm: in-ome S Net : income:

Farm : before 3 change : after: production : inventory 1 in farm inventory: expenses : adjust- : inventories rdjust -: : sent 3/ : : mint 3/

t

Million dollars

NEW HAMPSHIRE

76.373.972.170.967.3

65.2

65.165.663.9

62.5

61.:

66.161.0

62.1

62.7

61.7

64.367.6

81.583.8

87.9

95.197.5107.9

118.9

120.3

131.3138.1

145.2

144.3

NEU JERSEY

344.1

365.5352.0

343.2

328.5

331.7

318.6307.2

294.6

285.4

293.1

295.6276.6

279.5

278.0

279.4

274.5276.5

343.9

391.7

385.4407.7434.2

490.9

512.0

555.5

622.1

652.8

646.9

661.5

54.9 21.5 1.0 22.454.8 19.1 -2.9 16.256.4 15.7 -1.2 14.557.3 13.6 13.155.0 12.3 12.1

51.6 13.6 13.351.1 14.0 .7 14.751.4 14.2 -1.1 13.150.3 13.7 -2.2 11.548.1 14.4 -1.9 12.5

45.0 16.8 16.547.7 18.4 .5 19.048.0 13.0 12.645.5 16.6 -1.8 14.845.3 17.4 -1.3 16.1

50.0 11.7 21 11.752.5 11.9 -.5 11.352.9 14.7 -.5 14.261.1 20.4 19.674.2 9.6 .9 10.5

73.0 14.9 -.1 14.778.G 16.3 .2 16.582.8 14.7 1.1 15.993.7 14.1 -1.4 12.7102.8 16.1 15.3

111.4 8.9 -8.8 .0

115.6 15.7 3.7 19.4118.3 19.8 -1.5 18.3124.8 20.4 -.1 20.3124.9 19.4 .6 20.0

254.7 89.3 -4.2 85.1255.0 110.6 5.2 115.8247.1 105.0 -16.4 88.6249.8 93.4 6.9 100.2246.9 81.5 -4.3 77.3

234.4 97.3 -3.1 94.2225.7 92.9 -2.6 90.3223.3 83.9 -7.0 77.0220.5 74.1 -5.2 68.9215.8 69.6 -9.6 60.0

219.2 73.8 -2.7 71.1216.0 79.5 -3.5 76.1214.6 62.0 1.8 63.8212.1 67.4 -8.1 59.3209.9 68.1 67.7

213.6 65.8 -3.5 62.3215.0 59.4 5C.6217.2 59.3 -5.5 53.8250.4 93.6 3.3 96.9281 0 103.8 5.2 108.9

317.5 67.9 -5.1 62.834/.3 60.5 5.8 66.2356.6 77.6 76.7382.3 108.6 2.0 110.6420.4 91.6 3.0 94.7

461.8 93.7 -4.7 88.9488.6 133.4 3.3 136.8500.7 452.1 2.1 154.2490.5 156.4 -9.0 147.3504.5 157.0 14.8 171./


3626

Table 4--Net incowe from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1/--continued

Year

.

:

:

:

:

Cash :

receipts :

from :

farm :

marketing, :

Gross farm income

. .

Government : Nonmoney :

payments : income :

. :

. :

.

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

.

.

:

Total :

.

.

Earnproduction

expenses

: Net farm: income: before

inventory

: adjust-: sent 0/

:

Net

change: in fern: inventories:

: Net farm: !ramose

: after: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/

1955

1956

1957

19581959

1960

19611962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1/69

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1992

1983

1984

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1 967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

:

:

.

..

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

163.7

199.4

191.9229.3259.2

231.9

244.6275.2

279.1

237.4

262.2

313.0336.2344.8

397.4

452.7

478.3587.8

843.6

588.0

726.2

698.3791.8

969.1

1,125.0

1,185.7

894.8946.1

963.6988.7

806.1

815.8844.8

864.3

056.1

853.5

855.1867.3

876.7912.6

935.9

1,005.4

985.7

1,025.7

1,086.8

1,095.1

1,117.01,116.51,352.31,505.4

1,561.7

1,710.71,722.1'.915.'

2,234.5

2,480.4

2,675.42,583.4

2,636.52,705.4

2.1

5.7

15.0

13.314.9

11.2

14.115.0

15.518.7

22.337.533.3

36.041.6

43.1

34.1

42.5

29.4

13.3

11.3

15.515.1

29.2

21.3

20.9

26.031.9

57.549.2

4.5

5.810.8

9.110.7

12.7

19.8

21.1

18.7

18.9

20.3

22.220.2

22.225.5

22.0

16.619.9

14.66.0

5.9

6.08.6

22.59.0

5.8

6.9

13.8

39.063.7

16.5

14.5

13.0

13.812.6

12.8

14.815.7

17.2

17.6

18.3

20.321.5

22.2

28.7

26.2

29.631.1

35.5

47.5

49.6

53.062.7

70.5

81.0

106.5

112.6112.8

98.699.4

140.2

135.9136.6

129.3

126.8

115.7

119.5112.6

110.3

106.8

102.7

100.1

100.8

99.3103.8

107.6

111.3128.8

150.3184.1

182.3

189.9197.0

189.5205.6

219.5

239.2264.1

270.9

26.40

0.3.4

.6

1.0

1.2

1.2

1.21.3

1.5

1.9

2.3

2.63.1

3.5

3.9

3.8

4.2

4.2

4.9

5.9

7.89.0

12.1

13.8

10.6

11.2

12.514.1

13.817.0

3.3

3.5

3.9

4.7

4.3

4.4

4.3

4.34.67.0

7.4

7.3

7.8

7.7

7.6

7.4

8.28.2

9.814.3

18.2

20.424.7

32.443.7

47.5

52.7

55.0

55.670.0

Million dollars

NEW MEXICO

182.611441::41220.0

220.4 152.3

257.4 184.1287.8 195.5

257.2 187.7

274.7 208.9307.2 225.5

313.4 248.3275.4 220.8

30f.1 256.4

373.4 294.8394.1 331.4406.4 333.9

471.6 386.8

525.8 407.8

546.1 425.8665.6 546.9

913.5 709.1

654.8 549.1

795.0 596.2775.8 643.9881.7 771.9

1,082.5 862.91,237.9 1,047.8

1,324.3 1,011.2

1,045.9 956.71,104.9 972.01,133.6 992.81,154.3 1,053.8

NEW YORK

954.1 674.6

961.1 680.7996.1 696.8

1,007.4 707.5998.0 714.6

986.3 728.7

9X8.7 720.d1,005.3 742.6

1,010.2 764.91,045.4 773.4

1,066.3 765.4

1,135.0 783.81,114.6 811.01,154.9 812.81,223.7 853.9

1,232.0 891.9

1,253.0 932.11,273.4 960.91,527.0 1,165.81,709.7 1,469.8

1,768.1 1,560.4

1,926.9 1,664.61,952.3 1,755.92,159.1 1,895.02,492.8 2,186.7

2,753.2 2,469.5

2,974.2 2,662.42,916.3 2,643.83,002.0 2,785.23,107.1 2,801.6

34.2

72.9

68.1

73.392.3

69.4

65.881.6

65.1

54.5

48.7

78.662.672.5

84.8

118.0

120.3

118.7

204.3105.7

198.8

131.9109.8

219.6

190.1

313.1

89.2132.9

140.7

100.5

279.5

280.4

299.3

299.9263.6

257.5

269.9262.7245.4

272.0

300.9

351.1303.6

342.1

369.7

340.1

320.9312.5

361.2239.9

207.7

262.3196.5264.9306.1

283.7

311.8272.5

216.9

305.5

14.4

-23.1

23.1-6.4

.3

18.0-7.6

6.1

-8.0

7.7

6.2

8.5

10.5

6.4

-3.0

-3.213.5

-6.634.3

-19.2-30.219.0

-9.7

58.7

-93.149.4

-15.4-35.245.1

-13.9-1.4-7.9

2.9

-15.4

15.8

17.8-46.716.1

-28.4

-3.0

13.7

10.3

-30.6

-12.7

-5.7

-1.0-39.121.3

82.8

18.3

-13.6-37.710.0

90.3

51.3

89.1

61.6

-42.624.9

48.6

49.767.8

96.485.9

69.7

83.974.071.2

46.6

56.484.871.1

83.091.2

115.0117.1

132.2

197.7

140.0

179.6

101.7128.8

210.0248.7

220.0

138.6117.5105.6

145.6

265.6

279.0291.4

302.8248.2

273.4

N76.:261.4

297.9

364.9

313.9

;1317.51

3137i.i

382.5322.8

226.0248.7158.7274.9396.4

335.0

400.8334.1

174.2

330.4

----- ------- -------- ----- -----


27

3'7

Table 4--Net intone from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 I /-- continued

Year :

:

Cash :

receipts :

from :

farm :

marketing. :

Cross farm income

Government : Nonmoney :payments : income :

:

:

Otherfarm

income2/

Farm: : production: Total : expenses:

:

: Net farm :

income :

: before :

: inventory :

: adjust- :

: sent 3/ :

Notchangein farm

inventories

Net fare: income: after: inv tory: sdj..st-

; went 3/

Million dollars

NORTH CAROLINA

1955 938.4 7.3 181.9 3.1 1,130.7 560.6 570.1 28.8 598.91956 976.7 10.5 171.6 3.6 1,162.4 590.0 572.4 11.8 584.21957 840.1 26.4 160.1 4.4 1,031.0 593.0 438.0 -27.4 410.61958 : 971.8 37.5 173.0 5.7 1,188.0 650.2 537.8 6.5 544.31959 : 946.1 10.6 159.5 5.9 1,122.1 691.0 431.2 -6.0 425.2

:

1960 1,047.5 4 12.8 152.4 6.2 1,218.9 718.9 499.9 -4.7 495.21961 1,117.3 32.0 159.0 6.1 1,314.4 766.9 547.5 -2.7 544.81962 1,144.6 39.5 155.4 6.5 1,345.9 808.0 537.9 -2.1 535.81963 1,161.8 31.8 '57.3 7.1 1,358.0 869.8 488.2 6.2 494.41964 : 1,221.3 35.2 156.5 7.9 1,420.9 909.9 511.0 5.1 516.1

1965 1,164.8 43.4 158.4 9.1 1,375.8 928.6 447.1 -9.5 437.61966 1,278.5 62.8 160.0 9.7 1,511.0 1,004.5 506.5 4.1 510.61967 1,292.7 61.7 158.9 11.2 1,524.5 1,044.4 480.1 20.3 500.41968 1,247.0 61.6 159.3 12.0 1,479.9 1,040.1 439.7 -13.4 426.31969 1,408.7 69.8 167.0 12.7 1,658.2 1,098.3 559.9 18.1 578.0

1970 1,500.6 59.7 180.8 12.3 1,753.5 1,184.2 569.3 7.9 577.21971 1,481.7 41.0 190.7 14.0 1,727.3 1,191.3 536.0 12.8 548.81972 1,632.5 57.5 203.2 14.1 1,907.3 1,212.8 694.5 1.1 695.71973 2,326.2 35.9 231.4 17.3 2,610.7 1,533.0 1,077.7 54.9 1,1;2.61974 2,582.5 8.1 256.7 20.8 2,868.1 1,839.7 1,028.5 13.9 1,042.3

1975 4/ 2,626.1 8.9 247.2 25.4 2,907.6 1,909.4 998.2 997.21976 2,833.7 7.8 272.1 26.9 3,140.5 2,139.6 1,000.8 18.1 1,018.91977 2,630.3 21.6 283.5 28.7 2,964.k 2,238.3 725.9 -5.9 719.91978 3,155.3 34.8 294.6 145.6 3,630.3 2,678.7 951.6 85.6 1,037.31979 3,226.5 8.3 344.7 196.1 3,775.6 3,066.9 708.7 2.6 711.4

1980 : 3,434.2 13.2 378.4 195.7 4,021.5 3,426.6 594.9 4.7 599.61981 : 3,969.9 15.5 412.7 218.4 4,616.5 3,683.3 933.1 105.5 1,038.61982 : 3,922.7 16.5 396.0 209.0 4,544.1 3,531.6 1,012.5 13.1 1,025.61983

1984

3,630.44,125.4

67.1

71.9

389.4

409.3209.0

288.74,295.9 3,532.64,8,3.3 3,679,3

763.21,216.0 -1;7::

604.5

11,393.6

NORTH DAKOTA

1955

1956 .

515.3

567.3

4.2

18.7

28.6

27.7

2.0

2.2

550.1 396.1

615.9 411.1

154.0

204.7

58.3

4.4

212.3

209.11957

1958

: 556.5

632.9

35.2

27.326.4

26.5

2.4

2. '7

620.5 419.5

689.5 451.0

201.'

238.5

-25.3

18.7

175.8

5;:257.21959 578.3 31.2 26.7 2.7 638.8 424.6 214.3 -86.6 127.7

1960 515.5 38.6 29.0 3.0 586.1 446.4 139.8 65.7 205.41961 519.7 44.3 32.8 3.1 599.9 421.7 178.2 -76.7 101.41962

1963

617.3665.3

72.980.4

35.4

40.03.44.0

729.0 545.2789.6 519.2

183.8270.5

205.9-8.8

389.71.7

1964 556.9 107.7 41.1 4.4 710.2 546.4 163.7 14.2 177.9

1965

1966

686.3738.1

116.3

137.5

42.843.6

5.4

6.1

850.8 586.8927.3 613.2

264.0314.0

45.7

-35.8309.7278.2

1967 707.8 130.9 47.7 7.5 893.9 642.4 251.5 -10.5 240.91968 695.6 140.2 50.4 8.4 894.6 688.4 206.2 1.2 207.41969 749.0 163.0 54.6 9.4 976.0 709.0 267.0 52.0 319.0

1970 776.6 167.2 55.5 9.7 1,008.6 709.6 299.0 -60.3 238.71971 837.6 140.5 57.7 10.3 1,046.1 775.4 270.7 89.4 360.21972 1,132.9 208.1 60.3 10.4 1,411.7 808.1 603.6 5.4 609.01973 : 2,153.8 119.4 67.7 1..8 2,353.7 1,097.5 1,256.1 280.7 1,536.81974 : 2,426.2 31.0 82.3 19.5 2,559.0 1,247.6 1,311.4 -225.0 1,086.4

1975 4/ : 1,939.8 24.9 95.8 24.6 2,085.1 1,491.8 593.3 244.9 838.21976 1,749.2 22.7 107.0 27.3 1,906.3 1,551.8 354.5 4.9 359.31977 : 1,623.8 122.6 119.6 22.5 1,888.5 1,601.4 287.1 -111.3 175.81978 1,863.7 278.2 133.7 21.5 2,297.1 1,842.1 455.0 163.6 618.61979 : 2,331.5 46.5 151.8 23.6 2,553.5' 2,123.3 430.2 125.4 555.6

1980 : 2,603.2 116.6 172.9 21.4 2,915.1 2,216.6 698.4 -598.2 100.21981 : 2,581.5 130.7 180.1 24.6 2,916.8 2,607.8 309.0 101.8 410.81982 2,605.6 200.2 194.5 27.1 3,027.4 2,722.6 304.8 107.5 412.41983 2,730.9 558.4 180.0 22.7 3,491.9 2,677.1 814.8 -452.8 361.91984 . 2,544.2 463.2 178.2 27.8 3,213.4 2,743.8 469.6 224.0 693.6


28 38

continued--

Table 4 - -Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1/ - -continued

Year

Gross farm income : Net farm: income: before

: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/:

:

Net: change: in farm: inventories:

: Net farm: income: after: inventory: adjust-: sent 3/:

:

:

Cash :

receipts :

from :

farmearketinls :

Government : Noneoney :payments : income :

:

:

:

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

Total

Farm: production: expenses:

:

Million dollars

OHIO

1955 990.7 5.8 160.9 5.8 1,163.2 789.3 373.9 -11.0 362.9

1956 (.016.0 16.0 159.2 6.2 1.197.4 809.4 388.0 -28.8 359.21957 983.7 30.7 168.8 6.8 1,190.0 821.5 368.5 -60.7 307.7

1958 981.4 33.9 161.5 8.0 1,184.9 835.8 349.0 24.2 373.2

1959 939.7 16.0 166.4 7.4 1,129.5 867.7 261.7 -.4 261.4

1960 997.5 19.2 159.3 7.7 1,183.7 880.9 302.8 14.9 317.7

1961 1,024.2 60.4 155.1 7.6 1,247.3 899.3 348.0 -.8 347.21962 1,051.3 59.5 146.2 8.0 1,265.0 935.0 330.0 -17.7 312.3

1963 1,055.3 50.1 140.3 8.8 1,254.5 972.7 281.8 12.1 293.91964 1,095.4 55.9 141.9 10.2 1,303.4 976.4 327.1 -52.4 274.7

1965 1,096.0 76.4 142.9 11.6 1,326.9 1,001.9 325.0 9.4 334.4

1966 1,289.1 81.2 149.7 12.4 1,532.4 1,097.9 434.4 34.6 469.01967 1,220.7 70.4 157.7 14.3 1,463.0 1,120.7 342.2 -22.1 320.1

1968 1,262.9 94.7 163.1 15.2 1,535.9 1,163.0 373.0 3.5 376.5

1969 1,308.2 103.4 174.5 16.2 1,602.4 1,202.9 399.5 -20.0 379.5

1970 1,379.0 89.6 190.3 15.7 1,674.6 1,290.9 383.6 6.9 390.51971 : 1,401.8 71.2 203.3 17.7 1,694.0 1,364.3 329.7 47.1 376.8

1972 1,573.8 89.6 211.6 17.8 1,892.8 1,441.6 451.2 20.1 471.31973 2,098.9 55.8 236.4 21.7 2,412.8 1,717.5 695.3 -44.5 650.81974 2.546.2 7.4 273.2 22.3 2,849.1 2,135.2 713.9 50.5 764.4

1975 4/.

2,551.0 8.8 276.9 27.7 2,864.4 2,316.0 548.4 171.2 719.61976 2,741.1 7.3 319.2 29.9 3,097.5 2,562.1 535.4 118.7 654.21977 2,870.7 33.1 393.4 34.2 3,331.4 2,643.0 688.4 -74.0 614.5

1978 3,049,7 24.3 414.4 38.2 3,526.6 2,874.1 652.5 -60 645.8

1979 3,365.6 10.6 456.4 37.8 3,870.5 3,331.1 539.4 325.3 864.7

1980 4,192.8 9.4 507.0 37.3 4,746.4 3,761.0 985.5 -414.5 570.9

1981 3,343.7 24.1 550.1 43.1 3,960.9 3,785.7 175.2 101.5 276.71982 3,583.9 42.4 508.1 45.1 4,179.5 3,845.0 334.6 34.5 369.1

1983 3,615.6 175.9 461.8 39.9 4,293.0 3,796.0 497.0 -477.8 19.21984 3,610.7 232.2 451.2 47.1 4,341.2 3,907.3 433.8 552.0 985.9

OKLAHOMA

1955 482.7 6.5 53.3 3.7 546.2 403.1 143.1 7.5 150.6

1956 501.3 12.9 43.8 4.3 562.4 395.2 167.2 -45.8 121.4

1957 437.7 34.7 46.4 5.3 524.1 404.4 119.7 24.4 144.0

1958 612.5 38.6 45.8 7.1 704.0 469.5 234.5 52.9 287.4

1959 620.2 24.4 43.0 7.3 694.9 486.2 208.7 10.5 219.3

1960 705.5 24.9 44.5 7.9 782.8 520.0 262.8 33.0 295.7

1961 683.2 36.7 48.7 7.9 776.5 542.4 234.2 22.9 257.1

1962 656.6 56.4 53.2 8.5 774.5 574.8 199.7 5.8 205.5

1963 659.4 53.5 60.4 9.5 782.8 613.1 169.7 13.0 182.81964 618.1 68.0 62.6 10.2 758.9 620.8 138.1 38.8 176.9

1965 778.2 76.4 64.7 12.1 931.4 695.1 236.3 18.9 255.1

1966 842.8 107.3 66.6 13.2 1,029.9 760.4 269.5 -27.4 242.01967 795.3 112.1 68.9 15.7 992.1 797.8 194.3 39.3 233.6

1968 796.4 108.4 72.1 17.2 994.1 858.6 135.5 36.8 172.21969 950.3 115.2 74.3 18.8 1,158.6 962.7 195.9 36.2 232.1

1970 1,104.8 118.0 80.7 18.2 1,321.6 1,016.8 304.8 6.5 311.31971 1,086.3 112.1 84.6 20.6 1,303.5 1,092.6 210.9 83.0 293.91972 1,393.9 119.4 92.4 20.8 1,626.5 1,271.7 354.8 34.2 169.0

1973 2,196.5 66.9 116.! 25.5 2,405.3 1,751.5 653.8 115.5 769.4

1974 1,887.6 14.4 135.7 24.0 2,061.6 1,759.7 301.9 109.2 411.1

1975 4/ : 1,876.2 18.8 149.7 29.4 2,074.1 1,682.3 391.8 -29.0 362.7

1976 1,891.0 27.7 165.6 31.2 2,115.5 1,772.8 342.7 -68.5 274.11977 1,864.7 84.1 190.1 34.1 2,173.0 2,122.4 50.6 46.1 96.7

1978 2,318.1 102.6 223.0 29.9 2,674.4 2,265.3 409.1 -110.9 298.21979 3,332.4 41.7 277.3 23.7 3,675.0 2,915.6 759.4 101.1 860.5

1980 3,184.8 34.9 350.4 21.2 3,591.2 2,995.5 595.8 -180.7 415.1

1981 2.827.2 124.5 399.9 22.9 3,374.5 3,099.7 274.8 233.3 508.1

1982 3,199.9 127.7 422.0 22.5 3,772.1 2,955.6 816.5 -148.5 668.01983 2,568.0 351.7 .388.3 16.4 3,324.3 2,928.4 395.9 -50.0 345.8

1984 2,562.5 309.4 380.1 19.3 3,271.2 2,905.0 366.2 81.4 447.6

See footnotes at end of table, continued--

29 39

Table 4--kt income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-$4 1i-continued....

Year

:

11.0Cross farm Income :

Tars

expenses

s Met farm: income2 befores inventorys adjust-i vent 2/:

s

s NetI change2 in fanI inventories1

: Net farm1 incomeI afters inventory: adjust-: gent .1.1

1

.

:

s

:

1

Cashreceiptsfromfaro

narketings

t t t

: Covernamnt : Nonmoney ss paymeats s Iacono :

t s s

s s s

I

Other :

fan 1

incase s

2/ :

1

2

s productionTotal s

s

:

:

M17.11on dollars

081008

1955 : 404.7 2.6 45.5 2.6 455.4 504.; 150.7 -7.9 142.81956 : 410.9 4.9 44.7 3.0 463.4 309.3 154.1 3.7 157.61957 1 393.6 9.6 43.2 3.6 451.9 319.8 132.1 .4 132.21958 : 403.2 6.4 44.5 4.7 458.9 329.6 129.3 7.8 137.01959 : 431.8 8.8 42.2 4.8 487.6 349.2 138.3 -4.3 114.21

1440 : 414.2 3,7 41.1 5.0 469.1 548.1 121.0 -.1 121.01961 : 419.7 10.4 44,1 4,9 479.1 364.5 114.5 1.8 116.41962 : 438.1 15.1 43.1 5.1 501.4 391.5 109.9 8.6 118.619E3 427.9 13.4 45.0 5.6 491.8 410.4 81.5 21.2 102.71964 : 431.3 19.4 44.8 6.2 501.7 420.3 81.4 1.8 83.21

1965 . 467.2 24.1 44.6 7.0 542.9 427.0 115.9 -6.1 109.81966 s 515.3 24.3 47.8 7.4 394.8 445.1 149.7 -4.5 145.21067 s 530.0 22.0 50.2 8.4 611.1 476.1 135.1 -1.7 133.41968 2 517.4 22.6 51.6 8.9 600.5 468.9 131.6 -8.4 123.31969 1 562.6 24.3 17.8 9.3 654.1 497.2 156.9 2.3 159.2

197C 1 567.6 23.1 67.7 9.0 667.5 518.2 149.3 .3 149.71971 : 571.4 21.0 75.8 10.2 680.8 537.9 142.9 3.2 146.01972 s 671.8 24.6 87.2 10.3 793.9 '64.3 229.5 -8.5 221.11973 t 922.5 15.3 99.1 12.6 1,049.5 -.12.0 347.5 -.2 347.31974 1,082.7 4.1 106.6 14.8 1,208.2 802.9 405.3 31.4 436.7

1975 4/ 1 1,046.3 4.6 110.4 18.2 1,179.6 875.5 304.1 20.2 324.31976 1,089.3 5.3 130.4 19.4 1,244.3 961.3 283.0 7.4 290.41977 1,059.0 23.5 152.1 20.4 1,255.0 1,041.7 213.3 -3.1 210.21976 t 1,161.5 30.4 190.5 72.5 1,454.9 1,207.7 247.2 54,0 301.21979 : 1,500.1 8.5 199.4 86.6 1,794.6 1,485.1 309.5 50.3 359.9:

1960 t 1,602.8 5.9 239.1 85.9 1,933.6 1,625.0 308.6 91.2 399.81981 s 1,712.0 19.3 266.1 93.5 2,090.9 1,729.6 161.3 32.4 393.71982 1,736.6 30.6 280.0 91.4 2,138.6 1,766.7 371.8 -66.5 305.31941

1964

% 1,60(11,791.8

64.276.1

280.8276.6

100.4

106.52,045.6

2,250.91,783.91,791.5

261.7459.4

35.4-37.6

317.1

421.6

s

1 211NIMMVANI4:

1955 t 744.8 4.1 141.4 3.0 893.3 647.4 243.9 -12.2 233.71956 : 745.7 6.1 145.2 3.2 900.2 659.6 240.5 16.8 257.31931 : 762.2 10.8 149.5 3.3 926.0 666.5 259.5 -55.1 204.41958 2 793.7 10.9 151.4 4.2 960.2 697.9 262.3 52.4 3i4.71959 : 783.8 9.9 133.1 3.9 950.8 723.2 225.6 8.3 233.9:

1960 2 807.1 11.8 i39.5 4.1 902.4 709.9 252.5 14.7 267.219611 813.1 18.8 131.0 3.9 966.8 705.5 261.2 6.9 268.11962 1 811.7 20.2 116.5 4.0 952.4 708.2 244.3 -57.2 187.1

1963 796.3 19.6 107.1 4.3 929.3 721.9 207.4 5.5 212.91964 1 807.2 19.1 100.1 6.2 932.5 716.3 216.2 .3 216.5

1965 2 838.5 21.4 96.0 6.6 962.4 726.9 235.5 -3.4 232.11966 : 896.8 22.4 98.1 6.7 1,023.9 732.4 271.6 -47.6 224.01967 s 887.2 21.2 97.3 7.2 1,012.9 797.4 215.4 78.1 293.51968 918.2 23.9 97.5 7.3 1,046.9 786.6 260.3 -14.0 246.41969 : 983.4 27.9 103.5 7.3 1,122.1 824.1 298.0 6.9 304.9

1970 t 1,036.8 25.2 120.7 7.1 1,189.7 886.3 303.4 10.8 314.21971 : 1,049.5 18.1 123.6 7.9 1,199.1 918.5 280.6 -10.3 270.31972 : 1,092.9 22.9 135.7 8.0 1,259.5 942.3 317.2 -31.9 285.31973 2 1,353.5 15,3 161.9 9.6 1,540.3 1,185.0 355.3 58.6 413.91974 1,504.9 4.9 190.9 13.8 1,714.5 1,427.9 286.7 65.1 352.3

1975 4/ : 1,600.i 5.3 215.0 17.3 1,838.0 1,533.4 304.6 5.2 309.81976 s 1,813.2 3,8 227.0 19.0 2,067.0 1,736.7 330.3 36.3 366.81977 1 1,897.8 7.5 271.5 21.9 2,198.6 1,872.1 326.5 6.0 332.51976 2,136.9 12.7 325.0 30.4 2,504.9 2,065.9 439.1 -5.5 433.61979 1 2,475.9 6.0 343.7 44.8 2,870.5 2,333.1 315.4 95.6 611.0

1

1980 s 2,632.7 8.3 403.3 43.6 3,091.0 2,690.2 400.7 -6.2 394.51961 : 2,913,1 11.9 432,1 51.7 3,408.9 2,888.8 320.0 146.6 666.61982 s 2,987.4 7.4 420.2 54.9 3,469.9 2,890.4 579.5 -58.5 321.01963 3,060.3 30.1 410.7 55.3 3,556.1 3,022.2 534.1 -120.0 414.01964 I 3,165.5 80.7 425.6 68.6 3,144.4 3,016.6 723.8 202.5 926.3

Bea footnotss at and of table.

30 '1l0

continued--

Tibia 4 - -Nat income from farming (including not Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by Seats,1955-84 1/-- continued

I

t

Year I

I

1

I

dross farm Incas* t

Cash I t i

t

t

receipts t Government t Nanmoney I Other I t

from t payment" 1 income t farm I Total I

farm 1 : t income i

marketing' i t t 1/ :

i Net farm i t Nat farmI income I Not t income

Farm t before t change t afterproduction I inventory t in farm t inventoryexpenses I adjust- i inventories t adjust -

t mint 2/ : : mint 1/t :

t

I Million dollar.I

:

I 'MODS ISLAND

1955

19561957

1958

1959

1950

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

19661967

1968

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

I°81

1982

19831984

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

19631964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

19711972

19731974

1975 4/

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

:

:

I

I

t

I

I

:

I

1

I

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

s

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

22.022.321.3

22.321.8

22.0

20.820.9

10.721.0

21.1

22.019.4

19.6

19.6

20.4

19.618.8

22.4

23.0

27.027.7

26.4

29.1

30.3

32.6

34.053.9

57.7

61.5

339.2

339.3310.9312.0349.8

338.4

373.7

384.6387.1390.9

396 1

397.4

413.3

383.3416.9

445.6

462.0524.3

695.0848.9

808.6

842.1797.0

'..s3.3

1,017.6

1,078.61,096.41,100.9

993.8

1,135.8

0.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

5/

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.1

.1

.2

3.9

3.6

17.833.1

11.3

14.2

17.8

21.218.7

21.4

26.7

53.0

57.4

53.0

56.2

54.4

44.149.3

36.45.6

6.7

5.315.7

21.06.5

13.4

15.917.2

45.9

45.2

2.82.42.62.72.7

2.4

2.3

2.01.9

1.'

1.5

1.51.5

1.4

1.5

1.8

1.82.1

2.4

2.9

3.4

3.94.4

5.05.1

5.3

5.86.3

6.57

66.6

65.3

58.7

60.8

56.4

54.8

54.655.2

55.7

54.2

53.8

54.0

51.650.4

52.5

54.4

55.661.1

64.091.5

74.4

80.787.3

92.0116.0

128.8

139.8140.5

126.1

125.9

0.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.1

.2

.2

.2

.4

.3

.6

.8

1.0

.6

.8

.8

1.3

1.81.9

0.61.01.4

2.2

2.6

2.1

2.62.7

2.93.3

3.7

3.9

4.4

4.7

4.9

4.8

5.35.4

6.5

7.5

9.2

9.812.4

35.036.5

36.2

37.1

36.0

35.837.7

24.9 16.924.9 17.5

24.1 18.5

25.2 19.4

24.6 20.2

24.6 19.2

23.3 18.0

23.1 17.1

22.8 17.3

23.0 16.7

22.3 16.8

23.8 16.921.1 17.021.3 16.0

21.3 15.5

22.3 15.0

21.6 15.1

21.1 15.0

25.0 21.0

26.3 21.8

31.0 21.832.3 24.1

31.6 25.4

35.1 27.6

36.1 32.3

es., 36.3

40.8 35.961.6 36.5

66.1 37.369.4 37.6

ROM CAROLINA

410.3 244.0

409.2 254.3

388.8 254.1408.0

420.0160.2

285.9

410.1 285.5

448.7 303.6463.7 313.2

464.3 319.8469.8 330.0

480.3 339.9

508.3 343.9

526.7 368.5491.3 365.6

530.5 388.2

559.1 410.5

567.0 432.4640.1 459.3

801.9 551.4943.4 678.1

701.6

8993'.: 748.0791.9

1,081.3 3 908.71,174.6 1,033.7

1,257.0 1,124.8

1,289.2 1,191.31,294.6 1,126.5

1,201.6 1,105.1

1,344.6 1,154.5

P.1

7.5

5.6

5.84.5

5.5

5.36.0

5.5

6.3

6.1

6.94.1

5.3

5.8

7.3

6.56.1

4.0

4.5

9.28.2

6.2

7.5

3.8

2.5

4.925.1

28.831.9

166.3

154.8

134.7

134.1

124.7

145.1

150.5

144.5

140.4

164.4

158.2

125.7

142.3

148.6

134.6180.9

250.5265.3

197.3

189.9120.5

172.6140.9

132.2

95.9

168.0

96.5

190.0

2/-0.5-.3.1

-.3

-.2

-.4-.4-.4-.6

2/-.3-.3

-.4-.2

1/-.4

-.2

2/2.6

-1.7

-.5.2

.1

-.6

.3

.2

-.1

-.3.6

-16.1-7.82.6

-4.8

-1.77.6

-3.9

6.61.3

4.7

2.1

4.3

-6.24.9

-6.3

25.1-5.7

10.3

28.1

11.4

-19.46.7

29.379.1

-129.464.927.2

-11.1

48.8

5.1

7.05.35.94.2

5.34.95.7

5.05.7

6.0

6.63.84.95.6

7.36.25.9

4.07.1

7.57.7

6.47.6

3.1

2.7

5.025.0

28.532.5

190.7

2:::150.4

129.3

123.0

152.?

114561.71

141.1

145.1

166.4

162.6

119.5147.2

142.3

IT.71

261.4293.5

208.7

170.5127.2

201.9220.0

2.7

160.9195.2

5.4

238.8

Sae footnotes at and of table. continued--

31 41

Table 4 - -Net income from farming (includingnet Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1/ - -continued

Year

t Cross farm income:

t

:

:

:

:

Cashreceiptsfromfarm

marketing@

1

: Government : Nonmoney :t payments : income :

: : :

: : :

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

t

:

:

1955 : 530.2 5.8 30.6 2.31956 : 490.4 22.4 29.5 2.41957 : 537.5 28.9 26.6 2.61958 : 683.0 25.0 30.1 3.11959 : 623.8 26.4 29.2 2.8

:

1960 : 596.5 28.9 31.3 3.11961 : 649.5 44.2 34.1 3.31962 : 677.7 53.3 37.9 3.71963 : 664.8 60.1 42.6 4.41964 : 673.7 67.9 43.1 5.0

1965 : 758.3 78.1 42.0 6.21966 : 874.5 7).7 44.5 6.91967 : 900.5 65.9 46.1 8.51968 : 913.1 88.8 47.8 9.61969 : 964.1 94.4 50.0 10.8

1970 : 1,016.7 91.7 51.5 10.41971 t 1,054.6 77.8 52.9 11.81972 s 1,287.0 111.5 56.2 11.91973 : 1,899.7 71.4 60.2 14.61974 : 2,102.1 33.4 71.2 18.4

1975 4/ t 1,992.7 32.8 78.9 22.81976 1 1,815.0 88.1 89.6 24.61977 : 1,525.4 94.9 104.6 22.71978 : 2,065.7 127.2 121.5 21.01979 : 2,320.7 54.7 134.7 31.9

t

1980 2,721.2 65.3 159.9 31.51981 . 2,725.8 90.7 179.1 34.81982 . 2,566.5 92.7 188.0 38.51983 2,567.2 266.8 179.4 34.21984 2,888.8 231.3 174.2 42.9

1955

1956

:

:

440.4477.8

5.6

7.8

121.0

116.81.2

1.61957 : 452.5 15.7 110.0 2.11958 : 492,9 26.2 110.8 3.11959 : 533.1 14.1 101.0 3.5

1960 : 496.9 14.9 99.6 3.81961 : 548.3 25.7 105.4 3.91962 538.7 30.0 105.8 4.21963 549.4 28.2 111.5 4.71964 581.1 31.2 112.1 5,4

1965 603.3 36.7 112.9 6.41966

1967603.4600.4

67.073.8

115.7113.4

7.08.4

1968

1969611.9659.6

70.1

73.1113.3111.3

9,210.1

1970 700.6 71.0 122.5 9.31971 : 739.2 49.5 121.5 11.11972

1973828.0

1,164.857.841.3

135.9

158.211.2

1974 1,028.1 9.0 182.0 12.3

1975 4/

1976

: 1,116.3 16.6

11.4193.0

229.215.0

15.91971 1,7:N 12.4 266.31976 1,578.6 15.5 276.2 31.71979 1,776.5 8.4 375.0 30.6

:480 1,849.6 18.7 438.0

651111981 1,950.4 20.7 500.61982 1,969.2 28.1 501.31983 1,796.9 65.8 475.4 ;78:621984 1,984.6 76.6 485.4 85.6

:

farm: production

Total : expenses

: Net farm :: Net farm

: income Net : income: before : change : after: inventory : in farm : inventory: adjust- : inventories : adjust-: sent 21 : t sent 3/

Million dollars

SOUTH DAKOTA

:69.0544.8595.5741.1682.2

659.8731.1772.7

771.9789.7

884.61,003.61,021.11,059.21,119.2

1,170.41,197.11,466.72,045.82,225.1

2,127,22,017.31,747.6

2,335.42,542.0

2,977,93,030.52,885.73,047.6

3,337.3

TENNESSEE

568.3

580.3603.9

633.0

652.0

615.1

683.2678.7693,9729.8

759.3

804.5

793.2

860.7

904.0921.3

1,032.81,377.91,231.4

1,340.9

1,545.8

1,689.6

1.91:12).(5)

2,374.2

2,530.62,556.2

2.416.42,632.1

394.8398.0439.3481.3445.7

488.6

505.4554.7581.3

563.2

622.2681.5739.8

765,4

796,7

832,2897.0953.3

1,247,8

1,347.1

1,404.9

1,387,21,661.1

1,830.1

2.091.6

2,332.62,500.02,609.62,641.52,714.7

325.0

336.8345.4

34(01.:

406.0

420.9

484.5

499.4

514.3

571.7

588.0598.7638.1

680.9724.4764.6

926.91,064.0

1,117.5

1,261.81,363.51,532.91,769.3

1,070.02,145.22,143.8

2,139.42,238.1

174.1

146.8156.2

259.8236.5

171.2

225.7218.0

190.6226.5

262.4

322.1281.3293.7322.5

338.1

300.2513.4798.0

878.1

722.3

630.1

86.5505.3450.4

645.2530.4276.1406.1

622.6

243.3267.1

249.0

209.1

262.3

;09.:230.4

244.9

g,;:11

205.8222.7

223.0196.9

46581:0

167.4

223.4284.0326.1

369.0421.2

404.3385.4412.3

276.9394.1

-48.8-1.5116.04.7

-126.2

141.3

-18.596.7

60.3-47.8

28.822.910.1

9.8

-13.1

-10.5

60.821.3255.6

-235.5

-59.6-400.4297.8

38.2302.2

-281.233.9157.1

-111.2174.5

46.0

-17.0-16.014.4

15.4

-.31.2

-1.1

39.5

-15.2

-4.07.8

-8.8

-7.04.2

8.630.626.217.2

125.0

-4.6

iiil

-100.0107.9113.9

lig::

125.3145.3272.2264.4110.3

272.4

207.2314.7

250.9178.7

291.2345.0291.4303.6309.4

327.7

361.0534.7

1,053.6642.6

662.8

229.7384.3

543.5752.6

364.0564.3433.2294.9

797.1

289.3

i1105.1

282.2

264.4

208.9263.5235.6248.9

215.2

240.9

::::::::::

231.6

227.5294.4

468.2292.4

218.8

341.9212.8339.5402.0

304.3

493.3526.3

173.9

572.1


continued--

32

42

Table 4--Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,1955-84 1i-continued

Year

---

:

:

:

Cashreceipts

from

farm

marketing.

Gross farm income

s s

: Government : Nonmoney :payments : income :

: : :

: : :

--

s

Other :

farm :

income :

2/ :

1955 1,898.1 20.5 165.0 5.51956 1,867.9 54.9 151.4 7.71957 1,729.2 112.7 160.3 10.81958 2,352.6 122.2 174.9 16.51959 2,356.7 82.9 170.3 19.1

1960 2,276.2 72.5 172.9 20.41961 2,416.4 133.9 172.9 20.51962 s 2,433.0 148.5 169.5 21.91963 : 2,583.5 140.2 172.8 24.41964 : 2,314.5 173.5 169.4 31.7

1665 2,469.7 198.8 173.7 36.71966 2,666.7 451.7 178.1 39.81967 ! 2,469.0 462.2 179.8 46.41968 2,642.5 465.4 186.6 50.31969 3,037.5 505.2 200.9 54.4

1970 3,220.5 543.2 216.8 52.81971 3,458.5 468.6 233.7 58.81972 4,073.6 528.6 256.3 59.11973 6,488.6 386.6 288.8 70.91974 5,665.2 80.6 357.3 69.5

1975 4/ : 5,909.5 146.6 354.4 87.41976 6,312.2 111.7 384.8 96.31977 6,663.4 158.0 421.8 138.51978 . 7,621.7 318.8 461.3 167.21979 . 10,077.1 307.1 606.0 130.0

1980 . 9,065.5 231.8 694.9 136.51981 . 9,819.7 321.4 748.4 151.51982 9,627.6 643.6 881.2 151.91983 9,011.6 1,129.9 871.4 142.61984 9,682.7 782.4 935.1 168.9

1955 152.4 2.7 13.2 1.1

1956 147.7 4.8 12.9 1.21957 155.7 8.3 12.4 1.31958 158.6 5.6 12.9 1.6

1959 159.8 8.9 12.8 1.6

1960 . 162.8 6.6 13.4 1.61961 . 155.4 8.0 14.9 1.51962 . 167.5 8.9 15.1 1.51963 . 164.9 8.6 15.9 1.61964 . 152.8 8.5 16.2 1.9

1965 . 161.5 8.8 16.3 ..11966 191.9 9.7 16.8 2.11967 188.4 9.0 16.8 2.31968 198.3 10.9 If.5 2.41969 206.1 11.8 16.8 2.4

1970 222.1 11.1 19.6 2.31971 229.0 10.3 21.7 2.61972 250.8 13.9 26.2 2.61973 341.4 8.0 29.9 3.21974 320.6 2.9 34.4 3.5

1975 4/ 326.5 3.3 35.4 4.41976 362.9 5.6 45.1 4.81977 357.8 18.6 52.3 5.31978 451.5 20.2 58.7 4.91779 512.1 5.2 J8.3 4.4

1980 517.2 5.1 114.7 4.41981 542.0 7.8 121.4 4.81982 528.0 9.2 126.8 5.9

1983 561.2 18.6 120.6 10.41984 580.1 28.0 120.1 6.0

--- - ..----------------------------: i Net farm : s Net farm: : incoms : Net s income: Farm : before : change s after: production : inventory : in farm s inventory

Total : expenses : adjust- : inventories s adjust-s : ment 21 : s sent 3/:

Million dollars

TRXAS

2,089.02,081.82,013.02,666.1

2,628.9

2,542.1

2,743.62,773.62,920.9

2,689.2

2,879.03,336.33,157.33,344.8

3,798.1

4,033.34,219.5

4,917.67,234.9

6,172.5

6,497.96,905.07,381.78,569.0

11,120.2

10,128.711,041.011,304.311,155.511,569.1

UTAH

169.3

166.6177.8

178.7

183.1

184.4

179.9193.1

191.0

179.4

188.7

220.5216.5228.0

237.0

255.1

263.6293.4382.5

361.5

369.6418.3434.0535.3610.0

641.1.

676.1

669.8

710.9734.2

1,388.5 700.5 24.5 725.01,338.3 743.5 -125.0 618.51,458.5 554.4 189.8 744.21,637.5 1,028.6 17.7 1,046.31,727.5 901.4 10.5 911.9

1,751.5 790.6 4..2 833.81,926.9 816.7 133.6 950.32,092.7 680.9 120.1 801.02,151.0 769.9 -85.5 684.42,132.3 556.9 6.3 563.2

2,306.0 573.0 142.8 715.82,513.9 822.4 -64.8 757.62,643.5 513.9 43.3 557.12,826.7 518.1 165.2 683.33,098.5 699.6 4.2 703.9

3,191.4 841.8 106.8 94m.63,484.1 735.4 73.3 808.74,120.4 797.2 326.6 1,123.75,287.3 1,947.6 329.9 2,277.55,057.0 1,115.5 -80.3 1,035.3

5,180.3 1,317.6 -106.2 1,211.45,926.0 979.0 124.8 1,103.86,257.5 1,124.2 -38.4 1,085.87,462.3 1,106.7 136.2 1,242.99,051.4 2,068.8 -61.5 2,007.3

9,005.8 1,122.9 -335.8 787.29,603.5 1,437.5 526.4 1,963.99,371.0 1,933.3 -88.3 1,845.09,058.2 2,097.3 -544.1 1,553.29,827.2 1,741.9 421.0 2,162.9

118.1 51.2 -2.5 48.8120.6 46.0 45.2126.9 50.8 3.9 54.7139.2 39.5 -.8 38.7

145.8 37.3 -3.2 34.1

148.2 36.2 -5.8 30.3153.4 26.4 -3.7 22.8157.7 35.3 4.9 40.2164.3 26.7 1.8 28.5160.9 18.5 -1.0 17.5

163.4 25.4 8.0 33.3176.0 44.5 -7.4 37.2179.0 37.5 10.9 48.4175.3 52.7 -2.3 50.4

185.5 51.5 5.2 56.7

194.8 60.3 1.9 62.2199.5 64.1 -.1 64.1206.9 86.5 -5.3 81.2252.2 130.3 1.5 131.8

292.9 68.6 16.6 85.2

313.5 56.1 -3.0 53.1348.0 70.3 -12.2 58.2380.4 53.7 -3.6 50.1

462.2 73.1 -6.8 66.3530.8 79.2 14.3 93.5

594.9 46.5 24.9 71.4643.2 30.9 25.3 56.2624.1 45.6 9.2 55.0632.4 78.5 -41.7 36.8645.9 88.3 -20.1 68,3


33 43

Table 4 --Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operato households), by State,

--__-_-______-_---------------------Year

1955-84 1 -continued

Cross farm income

:

:

:

Cashreceiptsfromfarm

marketing,

:

: Government

payments:

:

: Nonmoney :: income

:

i

Other :

farm :

income :

2/

1955 : 110.5 t.( 16.8 0.31956 : 114.8 1.2 16.1 .31957 : 120.4 1.2 16.1 .41958 . 122.6 1.2 15.9 .51959 : 124.3 1.5 16.4 .4

1960 . 121.2 1.6 13.8 .41961 . 125.9 1.9 14.3 .41962 : 125.3 1.5 12.9 .41963 : 126.6 1.8 11.7 .41964 : 128.1 2.4 11.5 .9

1965 : 130.9 1.6 11.9 .91966 : 135.2 1.5 12.4 .91967 . 130.0 1.7 12.9 .91968 . 136.8 1.5 13.5 .91969 149.0 1.4 14.2 .9

1970 157.5 1.4 15.6 .91971 164.0 .8 17.5 .91972 176.6 .8 19.4 .91973 202.7 .9 22.4 1.01974 221.4 1.6 25.1 1.5

1975 4/ : 231.0 1.3 26.6 1.91976 270.5 1.2 29.3 2.21977 272.8 2.0 30.6 4.91978 312.8 4.5 12.1 9.01979 350.6 1.2 37.0 5.6

1980 374.9 1.3 42.6 3.91981 389.4 1.6 46.3 6.71982 408.9 1.6 48.3 6.81983 432.1 1.5 9.8 6.91984 399.9 8.5 53.5 7.9

1955 : 433.7 4.4 128.8 2.51956

1957

.

:

458.4436.5

5.7

9.0128.2118.3

2.7

3.1158 1 465.6 9.6 124.6 3.919:9 . 457.4 7.2 120.2 3.8

1960 : 452.1 7.1 109.6 4.01961 : 475.7 12.7 103.8 3.81962 : 495.2 17.2 102.7 3.91963 . 472.1 14.3 97.4 4.21964 : 488.9 14.8 94.9 5.1

1961 . 501.6 16.1 97..5 5.71961, : 502.5 17.6 93.0 5.9196' .. 507.2 17.6 92.3 6.61969 : 511.1 17.9 89.9 6.81964 : 563.2 19.7 90.1 7.1

197 : 593.2 20.0 96.2 6.91971 . 597.7 14.4 98.2 7.71972 : 66.8.8 19.6 110.0 7.71973 891.3 12.7 127.5 9.31974 958.1 7.8 158.0 12.8

19:5 4/ 983.1 5.8 159.0 15.919 16 1,036.4 7.2 173.2 17.319/7 1,009.7 17.1 187.7 20.51578 1,222.1 26.7 197.2 41.3109 1,314.0 5.9 246.4 57.6

1980 1,418.3 13.3 277.7 59.91981 . 1,576.7 10.8 313.6 63.81982 . 1,625,7 7.5 297.6 65.71983 . 1,452.7 29.4 307,8 67.31984 . 1,794.4 46.0 292.1 79.2

Soe footnotes at end of table.

.

Farm: production

Total : expensess

s

Million dollars

VERMONT

128.6 94.8132.5 96,0138.1 98.3140.2

142.699.0101.9

137.0

142.5101.1

98.3140.0140.5

99.2

142.8102.4

101.2

145.4 101.2150.0145.6 107.7

105.2

152.8

165.5108.1

117.1

175.4 127.2

183.3 133.0197.8 13..3226.9 162.4249.5 199.5

260.7 210.6

303.1 238.7310.4 250.2358.5 210.4394.4 306.4

422.7 341.3

444.0 370.5465.7 366.8490.3 399.4469.8 393.4

VIRGINIA

569.3

595.0566.9

366.6

603.8

383.6

588.7403.9

416.1

572.9 404.8600.7 414.0619.0588.0

422.1

603.7428.0

439.2

615.9 450.5619.0623.7

464.5

631.7487.9

680.1491.0

517.1

716.2717.9

542.6

800.1570.6

1,040.8596.8

1,A36.6725.0873.7

1,163.9 925.41,234.1 1,010.21,234.9 1,076.31,487.3 1,291.11,623.9 1,539.1

1,769.2 1,698.41,964.9 1,831.41,996.4 1,819.51,857.1 1,809.32,211.8 1,866.1

34 44

: : Net farm: Net farm: income : Net

ic: before : change : after: inventory : in farm : inventory: adjust- : inventories : adjust-

:sent 3/ : : sent 3/:

5/ 33.8-5.2 31.3

r911-2.3 37.5-.1 41.1

40.7 -1.1 39.6

36.0 2.5 38.544.2 .8 45.0

43::81

-4.2 36.6-5.4 32.7

41.7 - 3.8 37.9

44.2 -8.0 36.244.8 4.0 48.8

3474.;

-.5-2.4

37.4

42.348.4 -2.2 46.2

48.2 2.1 50.350.3 .7 51.060.5 59.964.5 -2.2 62.350.0 -1.5 48.5

50.2 49.864.4 1.7 66.160.2 -4.7 55.588.1 1.8 89.988.0 7.2 95.1

81.4 17.1 98.573.4 40.1 113.598.8 15.0 113.990.8 -11.9 79.076.4 -1.2 75.2

202.7 8.2 210.9211.5 16.4182.5 -42.2 140.3199.9

172.631.5-4.5

231.4

168.1

168.0 4.2 172.2186.7196.9

6.4-3.6 I BA

159.9 -52.0 108.J164.6 119.0 183.6

165.3 11.2 176.5154.5 -20.4 134.1135.9 36.3140.7 3.6163.0 5.6 168.5

173.6 .9 174.5147.4 1.8 149.1203.4 17.9 221,2

315.8263.0

19.3

24.1335.1287.1

238.5 1.4 239.9223.9 -33.3 190.6158.6 -17.2 141.4196.1 49.6 245.784.8 32.7 117.5

70.8 -58.0 12.9133.5 133.1 266.6176.9 -62.3 114.647.8 -7.5 40.3345.7 -88.5 257.2

continued--

Table 4 - -Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by State,

Year

1955-84 1/ - -continued

-

Gross farm income

1 Cash 1 t :

receipts : Government 1 Henan:sty :

: from t payments t income t

t farm : t t

: markatings 1 t t

.*

:

Other t

farm t

Income t

2/ t...

1955 505.9 3.8 54.6 2.81956 534.8 4.6 53.9 3.11957 512.2 11.2 52.9 3.71958 541.5 6.5 54.0 4.71959 550.0 9.5 53.3 4.8

1960 571.5 9.7 54.6 5.01961 566.8 12.1 59.7 4.91962 590.6 21.6 58.7 5.21963 625.9 16.3 61.4 5.71964 608.2 32.8 60.9 6.5

1965 655.1 39.9 58.2 7.41966 738.1 49.6 62.0 7.81967 770.6 52.3 64.3 9.01968 783.3 52.6 67.4 9.51969 809.4 56.9 73.7 10.1

1970 794.2 57.9 74.3 9.81971 816.4 54.3 75.9 11.01972 1,058.6 56.4 100.4 11.11973 1,573.3 35.1 118.8 13.61974 1,777.8 9.8 113.0 16.3

1975 4/ 1,867.2 6.9 122.3 20.21976 1,844.9 5.0 157.0 21.71977 1,762.5 58.8 183.9 22.61978 2,088.1 68.8 215.5 97.81979 2,228.9 16.7 253.4 129.6

1980 2,597.2 9.5 269.3 87.11981 . 2,837.0 37.3 312.4 93.71982 : 2,873.5 77.0 316.9 91.71983 . 2,857.1 153.8 312.7 86.41984 . 2,932.5 171.0 318.4 97.6

.

1955 . 110.4 1.7 52.8 0.91956 . 108.7 2.2 49.5 1.01957 107.5 2.6 44.1 1.11958 111.8 2.1 43.8 1.31959 . 109.1 3.0 39.0 1.2

1960 . 107.6 3.0 36.2 1.21961 . 103.0 3.5 35.1 1.11962 . 103.4 3.8 32.6 1.11963 . 98.1 3.7 31.4 1.11964 . 97.9 4.0 30.0 1.4

1965 . 102.9 3.6 28.0 1.41966 102.6 3.9 27.1 1.41967 93.4 3.9 26.0 1.41968 96.2 4.0 24.9 1.31969 99.8 3.9 25.0 1.2

1970 104.2 3.6 27.8 1.21971 100.6 2.6 31.4 1.31972 111.6 3.3 35.7 1.31973 146.5 1.6 43.0 1.61974 142.0 1.5 49.2 1.6

1975 4/ 138.1 1.9 48.4 2.11976

:

139.7 2.6 60.1 2.31977 146.0 4.5 61.9 2.21978 185.4 3.2 59.1 6.41979 s 226.9 2.0 86.9 7.3

1980 213.7 2.5 94.9 7.51981 209.5 3.. 106.7 8.01982 212.1 2.5 110.3 8.51983 . 210.8 4.0 100.2 8.21984 . 225.6 5.8 91.4 8.6

Sea footnotes at end of table.

t t Net farm : t Net farmt incase : Net t income

t Farm : before : change t aftert production : inventory t in farm t Inventory

Total t expenses t adjust- t inventories : adjust-t : sent 3/ t : cant 3/t t :

Million dollars

WASHINGTON

567.1 379.4596.5 384.1

579.9 399.4606.8 442.0617.6 460.9

640.8 456.1

643.6 469.0675.9 493.5

709.1 521.4708.4 537.9

760.6 546.9857.5 594.3896.2 616.7912.9 631.4

950.1 657.8

936.1 694.4957.6 712.1

1,226.5 774.5

1,740.8 979.8

1,917.0 1,184.9

2,016.5 1,259.62,028.6 1,460.32,027.8 1,478.1

2,470.1 1,800.22,628.5 2,077.2

2,963.0 2,192.53,280.4 2,536.83,359.1 2,539.23,410.0 2,569.63,519.5 2,646.9

VEST VIRGINIA

165.8 104.4

161.4 105.1155.3 102.7

159.0 106.5152.4 110.3

148.1 106.9142.8 105.7140.9 105.7134.4 107.5133.2 109.0

136.0 109.2134.9 109.8124.7 113.3126.4 110.1

129.8 110.6

136.8 115.8136.0 120.6151.9 123.5192.8 155.6194.3 179.0

190.5 174.1

204.7 198.5214.6 213.2254.1 251.3323.1 295.4

318.6 339.5

327.2 357.9333.3 361.3323.1 366.6331.4 363.2

35 4 5

187.7 -0.4 187.3212.4 -16.4 195.9

180.5 26.8 207.3164.8 2.8 167.6156.6 6.6 163.2

184.7 -1.8 182.9174.5 7.8 182..182.5 25.2 207.6187.7 15.7 203.4170.5 -1.9 168.6

213.6 -8.3 205.4263.2 22.6 285.8279.5 -20.0 259.4281.4 -22.0 259.5292.2 26.0 318.2

241.7 2.3 244.245.5 64.2 309.)451.9 4.9 456.8761.0 20.2 781.2732.1 90.2 822.3

756.9 77.5 834.5568.3 4.7 573.0549.7 -83.0 466.6669.9 84.0 753.9551.3 189.8 741.0

770.5 -11.0 759.5

743.7 152.1 895.8819.8 -27.3 792.5

53.4 893.8872.5 53.9 926.4

61.5 -5.8 55.756.3 -.3 55.952.6 -10.1 42.552.5 1.5 54.042.0 -1.3 40.7

41.2 .9 42.137.1 .9 38.035.2 -6.6 28.626.8 -4.3 22.524.2 -2.9 21.4

26.8 -3.4 23.425.1 -10.5 14.611.4 14.2 25.616.4 1.2 17.6

19.2 4.5 23.7

21.0 -1.7 19.315.3 3.8 19.228.4 -.2 28.337.2 2.7 39.815.3 12.2 27.5

16.4 -.4 16.1

6.2 -3.4 2.91.4 -2.3 -1.02.8 1.7 4.527.7 -1.1 26.6

-20.9 18.8 -2.1-30.7 16.0 -14.7-28.0 -11.1 -39.1-43.5 -6.1 -49.5-31.7 19.8 -11.9

continued--

1

Table 4 --Net income from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loan, and operator households), by State,1955-64 1, --continued

=N..* .M..40.Grose farm income 8 8 Net faro 1 t Net farm

:I 1 income 1 Net t income

8 Cash 8 t 8 t t Farm 8 before 8 change 8 afterYear t receipts t Government t Nonsoney t Other t t production 8 inventory t in farm 8 inventory

8 from t payments t income : farm t Total t expenses : adjust- t inventories 8 adjust -8 farm t t 1 income t t t sent 2/ 1 I sent 2/: marketings 8 8 8 3/ 8 t t t

Million dollar.

:

WISCONSIN

1955 8 680.2 3.5 111.4 4.1 1,099.1 770.4 326.7 316.61956 t 1,019.1 8.0 115.5 4.4 '1,147.0 792.1 354.9 380.5

-10.1

1957 t 1,069.4 14.7 120.6 5.0 387.91958

:

1,125.2 6.11,209.6

21::382.6

403.41959

19.7 122.3 1,273.3827.0846.9 426.4

416.71,067.9 14.6 136.1 5.8 1,244.7

-23.0

:

889.3 355.4

1960 : 1,103.6 123.1 6.0 1,249.8 395.0

61.3

371.11961 : 1,125.6

16.9

40.0 130.5 5.904.8

424.7 438.7

-24.0

1962 t 1,140.3 42.5 123.5 6.11,305.01,312.4

850.3418.1

399.5434.61:1

1963 : 1,134.5 45.9 116.9 6.6894.3

437.9375.9

1964 8 1,190.9 47.6 7.61,303.9 904.3

410.1116.0 1,362.5-23.6

:

924.6

1963 : 1,237.9 51.6 115.5 6.8 491.1

-27.8

-2,7 488.41966 8 1,419.4 53.7 119.7 9.2

1,433.7 942.6

608.21961 8 1,393.9 41.2 124.1 10.3

10.6

1,602.0 1,010.2

498.61,569.5 1,074.1 1::12e1968 t 1,438.0 51.7 124.6

iii.18

564.51969 . 1,529.9 56.3 136.1 11.2

1,645.3 1,106.6

574.41,733.6 1,154.8 !I.:::

1970 : 1,596.6 51.7 155.7 10.9 568.1 6.2 576.31971 8 1,657.3 36.9 163.9 12.2

1,814.9 1,246.7

5S4.6 635.71972 t 10.48.2 57.1 181.6 12.3

1,670.3 1,315.6

715.4 -:14:: 680.51973 . 2,279.6 39.6 209.1 14.9

2,099.4 1,384.12.543.3 1,636.0 905.3 -6.3 899.0

1974 : 2,470.8 13.3 253.4 17.1 2,754.6 2,052.7 26.1 729.9t

745.1 776.31975 4/ 8 2,671.1 14.1 169.3 21.5

23.631.22,976.2 2,231.1

1976 t 3,025.0 14.3 284.2 897.6 -231.1 666.51977 8 3,158.6 26.3 324.0 26.6

3,347.33,535.6

2,449.72,755.4 780.4 301.2 1,081.6

1978 : 3,649.5 44.1 370.3 93.1 4,157.0 3,046.9 1,106.0 -31.5 1,076.51979 1 4,201.9 26.5 438.9 123.9 4,799.2 3,512.6 1,266.6 243.5 1,530.1

1960 . 4,643.5 12.4 304.4 125.3 1,165.4 216.8 1,162.21961 8 5,224.4 16.9 577.3 130.0

5,285.6 4,120.3

1,380.0 -53.2 1,326.81982 t 5,096.3 46.5 599.1 143.45,948.6 4,566.6

1,162.5 1,194.91983 : 5,125.8 166.0 557.5 138.1

5,665.4 4,722.9

1,072.6 -2:::4; 781.91984 t 5,135.8 237.6 522.2 169.8

5,987.4 4,914.86,065.7 4,902.6 1,163.0 396.6 1,561.6

t

: WYOMING:

1955 t 116.0 3.1 10.0 0.6 106.8 20.8 6.8 29.5

1:::

1956 t 120.8 7.2 9.8 .6129.6

27.8 30.21957 1 139.9 8.2 9.3 .7

138.5 110.7

42.4 53.210.31958 t 167.2 5.7 .9

158.1 115.7126.5 57.6 7.2 64.9

1959 . 163.9 11.5 10.8 .9184.1

55.0 -2.3 52.5:

169.2 134.2

1960 . 168.3 9.9 11.1 1.0 56.2 -15.4 40.910.2 12.4 175.9 133.8

1961 . 152.4 1.0190.2 134.0

13.0 1.142.1 2.0 44.11962 135.1 10.7 179.9 141.8 36.1

199::

53.7.

1963 . 161.1 9.6 13.9 1.2 185.9 156.4 29.5 49.21964 : 155.3 10.6 14.4 2.5 182.7 157.4 25.3 2.1 27.4

1965 9.5 2.7 31.2 4.6 36.0; 170.6 14.8

;91::

15.4 2.8197.6 166.3

46.61966 : 207.2 11.61967 : 197.6 16.0 3.1

237.1 161.5

51.3

::::

11.11968 t 219.0 14.3 16.3 3.2

227.7 197.9

i0.151 -1.81969 8 231.6 14.3 17.0 3.3

253.0 212.942.6 2.3

t

266.3 223.7

1970 t 233.2 15.2 17.4 3.2 269.1 230.9 38.2 13.9 52.01971 t 265.0 14.9 18.4 3.5 301.9 52.6 9.1 61.71972 . 339.2 20.6 21.5 3.5 384.8

249.3105.5 -.1 105.3

1973 . 424.9 12.7 4.0279.3

139.9 -2.4 137.51974 t 366.1 4.8 litt 4.4

468.1 328.2405.3 345.6 59.7 16.3 76.0

1975 4/ : 376.2 5.3 34.5 5.6 421.6 373.6 48.0 -21.1 26.81976 383.9 7.1 37.4 6.4 436.6 434.5 2.3 2.0 4.31977 : 455.2 10.5 42.5 13.3 521.4 446.9 74.5 -72.4 2.11978 t 549.6 17.3 47.7 14.6 57.4 16.6 76.11979 8 714.7 8.3 46.6 7.2

629.3 571.8719.0 111.9 -18.0 94.0

t

667.1

1960 : 662.2 7.3 7.3 65.9 6.7 72.657.5 734.4 668.51981 t 10.7 8.1 -10.7 34.7 24.0

601.6 64.61.12 8 530.2 10.5 8.4 :NI

695.7701.9 -84.1 33.3

:::::1983 8 594.3 19.3

66.7

8.1 -40.1 -29.765.6

10.3667.3 727.4

744.3 -67.9 -8.5 -76.41984 . 573.9 25.3 67.0 676.5


36

46

table 4 --Nat incois from farming (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans and operator households), by Stets,1955-44 1 /-- continued

t Cross farm income I 1 MOt farm I I Net farm

1 t t LUNN 1 Net t incomet Cash t t t t t farm I Were t change t after

Tsar i receipt t Caverns:lint t Nonsoney t Other i t production t Ines:gory t is farm t Invantoryfrom t payments I !noose t farm t total t at:soots t adjust.. t 1 Ise 1 &OHM ..farm t 1 t income t t t mint 3/ t t sent 3/

t markstings t t t 2/ t t t t

Million dollars

MITE) STATIN

1933 29,490 229 3,419 123 33,261 22,171 11,090 213 11,305

1936 1 30,402 554 3,319 141 34,415 22,705 11,710 -456 11,254

1937 1 29,714 1,016 3,271 169 34,170 23,702 10,467 618 11,085

1938 33,436 1,089 3,365 222 38,133 25,790 12,343 825 13,1681959 33,647 682 3,320 227 37,876 27,177 10,699 14 10,713

1950 34,012 702 3,233 243 38,191 27,376 10,814 397 11,2111961 35,163 1,493 3,312 242 40,211 28,589 11,622 336 11,9381962 t 36,469 1,747 3,251 257 41,723 30,279 11,444 620 12,0641963 t 37,477 1,696 3,281 285 42,739 31,599 11,141 629 11,770

1964 37,326 2,181 3,278 336 43,121 31,812 11,309 -817 10,492

1965 t 39,365 2,463 3,292 387 45,508 33,650 11,89 1,042 12,1100

1966 t 43,435 3,277 3,423 416 50,331 36,308 14,043 -43 13,960

1967 t 42,817 3,079 3,483 484 49,863 38,181 11,682 637 12,339

1966 44,183 3,462 3,337 320 51,723 39,525 12,198 124 12,322

1969 t 48,179 3,794 3,777 539 56,309 42,115 14,194 99 14,293

1970 50,509 3,717 4,044 342 58,812 44,452 14,360 6 14,366

1971 52,748 3,145 4,219 610 60,721 47,107 13,615 1,397 15,0121972 61,106 3,961 4,602 613 70,284 51,688 18,596 861 19,457

1973 86,886 2,607 5,262 749 93,304 64,534 30,950 3,406 34.3561974 92,391 530 6,132 803 99,838 70,980 28,878 -1,611 'i 267

1975 4/ t 88,902 817 6,484 998 97,191 75,043 22,148 3,399 2$,3471976 95,355 734 7,298 1,079 104,465 82,742 21,723 -1,548 20,175

1977 96,235 1,819 8,410 1,222 107,686 88,884 18,801 1,080 19,881

1978 t 112,182 3,030 9,177 1,893 126,283 101,001 25,282 2,130 27,4121979 t 131,505 1,375 10,501 2,238 145,619 118,957 26,662 3,043 31,708

1980 : 139,760 1,286 12,179 2,273 133,497 129,389 26,108 -5,9281981

1982

t 142,087142,938

1,9323,492

13,72113,984

2,4752,577

160,216162,991

136,125136,917

24,09126,073

3,731-1,430 iiii24i

1983 : 136,260 9,295 13,094 2,539 161,188 135,626 23,562 -10,363 14,9971984 : 141,835 8,430 12,888 3,046 166,200 139,496 26,704 7,827 34,530

1/ Details may not add to totals due to rounding. Includes Alaska and Hawaii from 1960 to date. 2/ Beginning with 1978, other

farm income includes forest product sales and cash receipts from farm marketing' excludes forest product sales. 3/ For forsoperators only. 4/ Beginning with 1975, based on the 1974 Consus of Agriculture definition of a fors, which is a fors with salesof $1,000 or more. 5/ Less than $50,000.

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Item : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 1984

ALABAMA

Farms

:

:

:

57,000

Number

55,000 54,000

Million dollars

54,000

Cash sources : 2,286.7 2,211.6 2,203.1 2,352.6Farm marketings : 2,168.7 2,100.1 2,040.4 2,188.9Crops

: 916.5 884.7 773.0 801.6Livestock and products : 1,252.3 1,215.5 1,267.5 1,387.3

Government payments : 21.4 31.4 60.1 57.1Other farm cash receipts 2/ . 96.6 80.0 102.6 106.6

Cash uses: 1,711.6 1,584.2 1,577.0 1,623.0

Intermediate product expenses : 1,331.7 1,179.1 1,196.5 1,249.0Farm origin : 727.7 624.9 662.8 652.1Manufactured inputs 332.0 299.5 277.3 307.6Other : 272.0 254.6 256.4 289.3

Business taxes 12.0 13.1 14.0 14.1Interest

. 234.5 255. 242.9 230.4Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 80.1 87.5 84.1 86.6Net rent to all landlords . 53.3 48.9 39.5 43.0

Cash income from farming 4/ : 575.1 627.4 626.1 729.6

ALASKA: Number

Farms: 500 550 600 650

: Million dollars

Cash sources: 15.0 18.7 22.8 25.8

Farm marketings 14.1 17.6 21.9 24.8Crops : 9.0 11.2 14.5 17.7Livestock and products : 5.1 6.4 7.4 7.1

Government payments : .4 .4 .2 .2Other farm cash receipts 2/ : .6 .7 .7 .8

Cash uses : 13.2 16.3 18.1 16.1Intermediate product expenses : 8.5 8.5 10.1 10.8Farm origin 2.7 2.7 3.5 3.1Manufactured inputs 3.2 2.8 3.3 4.1Other : 2.6 3.0 3.3 3.6

Business taxes : .4 .4 .4 .4Interest : 2.8 5.8 6.1 3.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 1.8 1.9 1.9 1.9Net rent to all landlords : -.3 -.3 -.3 -.2



4838

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), $1), State, 1981-84 1i-continued

Item

ARIZONA

Farms

:

:

:

1981

7,800

1982 : 1983

Number

8,000 8,200

Million dollars

1984

8,300

Cash sources : 1,780.3 1,767.2 1,657.4 1,670.1

Farm marketings : 1,744.1 1,679.7 1,525.4 1,521.4Crops 1,014.5 972.5 780.5 768.4Livestock and products 729.6 707.1 744.9 753.0

Government payments : 5.9 59.4 102.9 118.4Other farm cash receipts 2/ 30.3 28.1 29.0 30.3

Cash uses 1,324.2 1,301.3 1,322.7 1,389.1Intermediate product expenses : 941.1 895.5 929.6 993.8Farm origin : 435.1 411.6 480.3 488.3Manufactured inputs : 248.6 229.7 217.9 233.2Other 257.4 254.2 231.4 272.3

Business taxes : 27.2 24.3 26.4 28.6Interest . 179.4 186.0 181.0 175.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 137.8 156.4 150.4 154.7

Net rent to all landlords . 38.7 39.1 35.4 36.9

Cash income from farming 4/ 456.1 465.9 334.7 281.0

ARKANSAS

Farms 58,000

Number

57,000 56,000

Million dollars

55,000

Cash sources 3,512.0 3,507.4 3,268.7 3,6/7.0Farm marketings 3,381.3 3,291.7 2,875.1 3,336.0

Crops 1,760.1 1,750.8 1,380.4 1,462.5Livestock and products 1,621.1 1,540.9 1,494.7 1,873.5

Government payments 40.1 119.3 290.9 209.6Other farm cash rec ipts 2/ 90.6 96.3 102.7 131.4

Cash uses 2,534.4 2,337.2 2,365.2 2,501.5Intermediate product expenses : 1,823.8 1,583.0 1,660.5 1,76;.7Farm origin 940.2 795.1

84;75.4

870.5Manufactured inputs 517.9 480.3 5 508.6Other 365.7 307.6 337.5 388.6

Business taxes 41.1 48.8 47.3 50.9

Interest : 371.6 415.8 397.6 394.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 149.7 164.9 153.5 163.1Net rent to all landlords 148.2 124.7 101.4 125.8

Cash income from farming 4/ 977.7 1,170.2 903.5 1,175.5


3949

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Item

-----________________ -------------

CALIFORNIA

Farms

.

1981

A3,000

1982 1983

Number

82,000 80,000

Million dollars

1984

78,000

Cash sources: 14,233.4 14,719.7 13,A59.0 14,675.8Farm marketings: 14,086.5 14,442.5 12,982.3 14,184.9Crops: 9,867.7 10,049.6 8,769.4 9,714.3

Livestock and products 4,218.8 4,392.9 4,212.9 4,470.6Government payments 23.4 134.5 352.6 335.3Other farm cash receipts 2/ 123.5 142.8 124.1 155.6

Cash uses 10,112.4 10,368.9 10,352.8 10,906.3Intermediate product expenses : 6,256.4 6,127.7 6,217.3 6,687.6Farm origin 2,743.0 2,529.3 2,719.1 2,782.9Manufactured inputs 1,736.5 1,636.0 1,5A.3 1,781.6Other 1,776.9 1,962.4 1,909.9 2,123.1

Business taxes 271.0 243.4 219.4Interest : 1,551.0 1,700.8 1,712.6 1,747.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/Net rent to all landlords

:

.

1,566.2

467.71,819.3

477.81,749.0

454.41,799.7

436.6

Cash income from farming 4/ 4,121.0 4,350.8 3,106.3 3,769.5

COLORADO Number

Farms: 27,000 27,500 27,000 27,000

Milliou dollars

Cash sources 3,038.2 3,146.6 3,125.8 3,553.3Farm marketingc 2,955.1 3,037.2 2,925.5 3,352.1

CropsLivestock and products

: 945.6c,009.5

1,023.2 925.02,014.0 2,000.5

1,147.72,204.4

Government payments 47.6 68.8 162.4 153.6Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 35.5 40.6 37.9 47.5

Cash uses 2,509,6 2,598.4 2,671.7 2,754.9Intermediate product exp-nses 1,850.5 1. °O1.2 1,977.5 2,073.8

Farm origin 1,278.5 1,-31.9 1,421.2 1,474.0Manufactured inputs 302.3 291.0 277.0 299.7Other

: 269.7 272.3 279.3 300.2Business taxes : 52.8 49.7 51.7 52.5Interest . 433.9 474.3 453.0

11t..18Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 113.9 129.2 124.2Net rent to all landlords

. 58.6 44.1 65.3 64.4



40

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 1/--continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

CONNECTICUT

Farms

:

:

:

4,300

Number

4,300 4,300

Million dollars

Cash sources : 308.6 331.0 328.9Farm marketings : 301.4 323.1 320.5

Crops : 113.2 124.4 118.0Livestock and products : 188.2 196.7 202.5

Government payments : .4 .5 .6Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 6.8 7.4 7.8

Cash uses : 226.5 224.0 238.6Intermediate product expenses : 158.7 147.3 162.2

Farm origin : 87.3 75.7 86.6Manufactured inputs ; 35.5 32.6 3h.6Other : 35.8 39.0 43.0

Business taxes : 10.8 13.2 15.1Interest : 20.0 21.4 21.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 39.0 44.3 42.6Net rent to all landlords . -1.9 -2.2 -2.3

Cash income from farming 4/ : 82.1 107.0 90.3

DELAWARE Number

Farms 3,500 3,500 3,500

4,300

371.8

?IN220.6

2.89.9

245.8163.1

86.5

32.744.0

15.7

26.043.8-2.8

126.0

3,600

Million dollars

Cash sources 399.0 411.6 465.9 534.8

Farm marketings 390.1 403.4 454.5 520.4rrops 121.9 115.1 138.5 137,1Livz:stock and products 268.2 288.3 a16.0 1E3.4

Government payments 1.8 .7 4.1 5.2

Other fail cash receipts 2/ : 7.2 7.5 7,4 9.2

Cash uses : 347.7 335.8 350.5 366.4Interl:diate product expenses : 299.8 284.4 299.9 309.5Farm origin 198.6 188.9 204.6 208.1

Manufactured inputs 59.2 50.9 47.4 52.1Other 41.9 44.6 48.0 49.3

Business taxes : 1.2 1.4 1.4 1.4

Interest : 25.0 27.0 25.9 32.2Cash w.geg to hired labor 3/ : 15.9 17.9 17.2 17.7




5141

Table 5 - -Cash income from farming (excludingoperator households), by State, 1981-84 1 /--continued

Item 1981 1982 t 1983 1984

FLORIDA

Farms 40,000

Number

40,000 40,000

Million dollars

rMINM.100.

40,000

Cash sources 4,310.6 4,383.4 4,668.5 4,682.0Farm marketings 4,259.8 4,328.0 4,608.7 4,507.0Crops 3,233.5 3,309.6 3,530.3 3,496.4Livestock and products 1,026.3 1,018.3 1,078.4 1,090.6Government payments 11.0 7.5 13.3 .40.7Other farm cash receipts 2/ 39.9 48.0 46.6 54.2

Cash uses 2,530.9 2,532.1 2,573.5 2,604.2Intermediate product expenses 1,664.2 1,563.5 1,632.1 1,652.8Farm origin 559.2 459.7 503.1 474.9Manufactured inputs 604.9 570.4 586.4 614.6Other 500.0 533.4 542.7 563.3

Business taxes 95.7 103.1 92.8 93.1Interest 338.8 383.6 379.4 378.6Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 420.8 480.4 461.9 475.3Net rent to all landlords 11.4 1.4 7.2 4.5


GEORGIANumber

Farms: 60,000 57,000 55,000 51,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 3,418.0 3,421.3 3,436.8 3,853.6Farm marketings 3,262.7 3,244.5 3,196.1 3,587.5Crops 1,510.0 1,566.7 1,479.9 1,738.6Livestock and products 1,752.8 1,677.8 1,716.2 1,848.9Government payments 38.1 29.3 79.5 79.3

Other farm cash receipts 2/ 117.3 147.5 161.3 187.0

Cash uses 2,768.4 2,464.7 2,518.4 2,571.3Intermediate product expenses 2,011.6 1,661.8 1,755.4 1,805.5Farm origin 1,084.5 857.8 897.7 881.8Manufactured inputs 595.7 517.2 510.0 560.6Other 331.5 286.8 347.1 363.1Business taxes 60.5 63.6 59.7 60.9Interest 474.7 511.8 40.6 483.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ 136.0 149.5 143 7 147.9Net rent to all landlords 85.6 78.1 76.0 73.9

Cash income from farming 4/ 649.7 956.6 918.4 1,282.5..... *..*01.10See footnotes at end of table.

continued--

42 52

Table 5 - -Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 If-- continued

0111 0=.11.111.11.

Item:

:

:

1981

:

: 1982:

41.0.1041001.11.NON: :

t 1983 : 1984: :

HAWAII

Farms

:

: 4,400 4,500

Number

4,500 4,500

: Million dollars

Cash sources : 492.7 522.3 540.2 622.6Farm marl:stings : 488.4 517.0 529.2 616.7Crops : 400.2 438.6 442.7 529.6Livestock and products : 88.1 78.4 86.5 87.2

Government payments : .7 .7 6.7 .6Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 3.6 4.6 4.2 5.3

Cash uses : 359.4 380.8 386.8 388.0Intermediate product expenses : 165.1 160.0 164.8 162.0Farm origin 58.4 53.1 58.7 58.0Manufactured inputs 77.2 74.3 72.2 69.1Other 29.6 32.6 33.9 35.0

Business taxes : 8.4 10.3 8.2 8.5Interest : 21.2 25.7 27.4 27.7Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 131.5 146.3 140.6 144.7Net rent to all landlords : 33.2 38.5 45.7 45.1


IDAHO : Number

Farms: 24,300 24,700 24,500 24,600

Million dollars

Cash sources . 2,320.1 2,210.2 2,260.7 2,440.4Farm marketings : 2,270.2 2,137.9 2,113.5 2,288.5

Crops : 1,304.3 1,296.2 1,227.9 1,385.9Livestock and products 1 965.9 841.7 885.6 902.6

Government payments : 29.5 51.6 130.3 132.5Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 20.4 20.7 16.9 19.5

Cash uses 1,698.8 1,717.8 1,721.6 1,743.0Intermediate product expenses : 1,122.3 1,090.9 1,095.1 1,120.0Farm origin : 474.0 424.0 ' 428.4 422.3Manufactured inputs : 379.9 382.8 388.4 395.5Other : 268.4 284.1 278.2 302.3

Business taxes : 34.3 34.6 :i.0 37.4Interest .. 314.0 344.1 35..5 340.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 126.4 147.6 141.9 146.0Net rent to all landlords : 101.8 100.6 114.2 99.5


OasawymedlomFeal ........0See footnotes at end of table.

continued--

5343


Item 1981 : 1982 1983 : 1984

ILLINOIS

Farms : 107,000

Number

104,000 100,000

Million dollars

96,000

Cash sources 7,664.0 7,708.9 7,742.2 7,328.6Farm marketings : 7,561.9 7,537.4 7,141.5 6,737.9

Crops : 5,342.1 5,168.9 4,847.0 4,555.7Livestock and products 2,219.8 2,368.5 '4,294.6 2,182.2

Government payments 49.2 118.2 560.4 543.2Other farm cash receipts 2/ 52.9 53.3 40.3 47.4

Cash uses . 5,725.8 5,851.6 5,353.1 5,779.7Intermediate product expenses : 3,506.8 3,434.1 3,297.1 3,533.4Farm originManufactured inputs

1,022.21,731.5

1,018.5 1,025.31,656.7 1,533.1

1,042.31,732.8

Other 753.0 758.9 738.7 758.3Business taxes 396.6 427.9 391.3 380.3Interest : 1,008.7 1,130.5 1,109.3 1,096.9Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 200.3 225.8 217.1 223.4Net rent to all landlords 613.5 633.3 338.2 545.8


INDIANA Number

Farms : 87,000 85,000 84,000 82,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 4,273.2 4,546.5 4,366.5 4,265.8Farm marketings 4,208.5 4,455.3 4,063.9 3,923.8


Government payment; 27.9 57.j 274.2 308.8Other farm cash receipts 2/ 36.8 3^,.6 28.4 33.1

Cash uses 3,515.0 3,625.1 3,561.8 3,729.5Intermediate product. expenses : 2,264.7 2,253.5 2,319.3 2,404.3Farm origin : 757.4 789.5 880.2 864.0Manufactured inputs : 1,013.4 965.2 :831.3 1,016.8Other : 493.9 498.8 507.8 523.5

Businese taxes 159.9 176.6 181.0 190.1Interest : 686.0 754.6 741.4 711.3Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 131.6 152.1 146.2 150.4Net rent to all landlords . 272.7 288.4 173.9 273.3


-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-___ --------


44 54

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 1/-continued

Item

IOWA

Farms :

1981

118,000

1982 1983

Number

117,000 115,000

Million dollars

1984

113,000

Cash sources 10,763.3 10,299.2 10,338.4 10,137.2Farm marketings 10,620.5 9,994.7 9,343.8 9,312.3



Cash uses 7 862.6 7,953.0 7,277.0 7,476.7Intermediate product expenses : 5,005.0 4,941.3 4,561.9 4,714.3Farm origin 2,318.9 2,276.3 2,132.5 2,058.8Manufactured inputs 1,699.2 1.561.7 1,420.7 1,634.4Other 986.9 1,103.3 1,008.7 1,021.2

Business taxes 327.7 276.7 266.2Interest : 1,525.3 1,667.0 1,640.7 1,580.9Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 198.0 227.1 213.6 219.8



KANSAS Number

Farms 75,000 75,000 75,000 74,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 5,874.5 6,173.0 6,039.5 6,572.6Farm marketings 5,605.8 5,844.8 5,395.2 5,947.5Crops 2,239.3 2,555.3 2,206.6 2,327.9Livestock and products 3,366.5 3,289.5 3,188.6 3,619.5


Cash uses 4693.6, 4,866.2 5,017.0, 5,217.9Intermediate product expenses : 3,416.8 3,435.6 3,652.0 3,871.2Farm origin 2,063.1 2,125.9 2,349.3 2,505.2Manufactured inputs 827.1 760.0 738.8 768.0Other 526.7 549.7 563.8 598.0

Business taxesInterest :

187.7

761.2192.8 179.6

848.7 837.1 790.5Cash wages to hired labor 3/Net rent to all landlords

:

.

136.3191.5

153.4 147.5235.8 200.9

151.7217.3



45 55

continued--

Table 5--Cash income from facing (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 11-continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

Cash sources

Farm marketingsCropsLivestock and products

Government paymentsOther farm cash receipts 2/

Cash uses

Intermediate product expensesFarm origin

Manufactured inputsOther

Business taxesInterest

Cash wages to hired labor 3/Net rent to all landlords

Cash income from farming 4/

Cash sources



Cash uses



Business taxesInterestCash wages to hired labor 3/Net rent to all landlords

Cash in,-omr, from farming 4/

Number

103,000 103,000 103,000

Million dollars

101,000

2,858.5 2,936.2 2,834.9 2,784.62,804.6 2,889.3 2,741.7 2,652.11,452.0 1,607.9 1,266.5 1,239.71,352.6 1,281.4 1,475.2 1,412.4

14.3 12.9 61.6 96.739.6 33.9 31.7 35.8

1,793.5 1,835.1 1,722.0 1,839.8: 1,058.9 1,016.9 1,034.7 1,050.5

278.2 257.1 286.9 268.8413.3 377.4 362.7 382.7367.3 382.4 385.0 399.034.2 33.7 33.0 32.7

394.5 432.9 419.0 401.0: 140.5 166.5 160.1 164.7. 170.4 185.2 75.2 190.8

1,060.0 1,101.1 1,112.9 944.8

Number

38,000 37,500 36,500

Million dollars

36,000

1,718.2 1,918.3 1,866.2 1,678.11,679.8 1,815.4 1,685.3 1,527.51,227.4 1,306.9 1,185.2 1,049.8

452.3 508.5 500.0 477.715.4 83.1 155.9 121.523.0 19.7 25.1 29.2

1,432.0 1,422.3 1,413.9 1,495.9

: 853.7 789.0 801.3 894.6259.8 250.7 267.5 263.3379.9 352.6 343.0 385.5214.0 185.6 190.9 245.816.1 17.0 18 9 19.0

: 331.7 373.9 358.4 353.8: 98.0 107.3 103.2 106.2. 132.6 135.1 132.1 122.3

286.2 496.0 452.3 182.2


46 564


Item 1981

.111.10=.1.MON.S

1982 1983

MAINE

Farms 8,100

Number

7,900 8,100

Million dollars

Cash sources 487.0 434.2 454.5Farm marketings 472.5 418.5 438.0

Crops 186.3 160.0 155.2Livestock and products 286.2 258.4 282.8

Government payments 2.3 2.3 2.7Other farm cash receipts 2/ 12.1 13.4 13.7

Cash uses


:

396.8319.8194.3

343.8257.3127.8

351.1

267.1140.2

Manufactured inputs 61.5 56.2Other 64.0 ;10.78 70.7

Business taxes 10.2 11.8 12.7Interest : 27.5. 30.9 29.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 40.3 44.9 43.2Net rent to all landlords . -.9 -1.1 -.9


MARYLAND Number

Farms 18,200 18,000 18,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 1,076.0 1,064.3 1,098.0Farm marketings 1,038.6 1,025.1 1,047.1

Crops 344.9 317.7 327.9Livestock and products 693.7 707.4 719.2


Cash uses 918.9

7

910.5Intermediate product expenses : 744.7 :81.681.9.; 729.1Farm origin 401.5 363.3 405.0Manufactured inputs 199.1 166.0Other 144.1 151.7 158.2

Business taxes 20.3 22.9 24.7Interest 92.3 98.6 96.6Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 59.5 68.5 65.9Net rent to all landlords : 2.1 -.6 -5.8

Cash income from farming 4/ 157.1 193.0 187.5

1984

8,000

476.4455.8166.6

289.24.316.3

357.9

269.7139.358.671.9

13.331.644.4-1.1

118.5

17,800

1,225.71,154.0

342.9811.123.848.0

/34...:

405.1178.8

135725.696.467.8-1.0

289.4


L7 57

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 1i-continued

011.0001.0..811.0.0114.11.0.00.001...iONOMPONNOMOM MIMONallItem

: :

: 1981 : 1982

t a

1983 : 1984

GINIM..411.0.M....00401101,011.0000.0.01.001.010....101101.10MASSACHUSETTS

Farms 6,100

Cash sources 358.8Farm marketings : 349.4

Crops : 214..5

Livestock and products 134.9Government payments : .8Ocher farm cash receipts 2/ : 8.6

Cash uses 212.7Intermediate product expenses : 138.1Farm origin 58.6

Manufactured inputs 39.9Other : 39.6

Business taxes 10.9Interest : 23.8Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 39.3Net rent to all landlords .6

Cash income from farming 4/ 146.1

MICHIGAN

Farms 65,000

Cash sources . 2,890.9Farm marketings . 2,756.7

Crops . 1,644.1Livestock and products : 1,112.6

Government payments . 17.3Other farm cash receipts 1 I 117.0

Cash uses . 2,101.0Intermediate product expenses : 1,392.6Farm origin a 400.2Manufactured inputs . 604.6Other .

. 387.8Business taxes : 179.4Interest .

. 350.0Cash wages to hired labor 2/ : 159.4Net rent to all landlords t 19.6

Cash income from farming 4/ : 789.9

limmaimlimenm

Number

6,100 6,100 6,100

Million dollars

361.8 377.8 398.3351.9 382.9219.3

367.4230.1

132.6 137.3

251.1

131.8.6 .7 3.1

9.2 9.7 12.2

215.0136.3

220.5 215.6143.0 141.2

54.2 60.8 57.4

36.7 34.745.4 B.2 49.112.0 12.4 12.723.0 22.7 17.843.1 41.4 42.6

.6 .9 1.3

146.7 157.3 182.7

Number

64,000 64,000

Million dollars

63,000

2,915.7 3,174.3 3,102.92,750.5 2,901.0 2,777.01,574.2 1,634.2 1,479.41,176.3 1,266.8 1,297.6

40.4 144.4 167.7124.8 128.9 158.3

2,193.8 2,242.1 2,352.91,414.1 1,470.9 1,569.6414.3 464.3 463.7586.4 563.7 645.9413.4 442.9 460.0193.3 202.7 207.0394.4 387.6 397.9186.3 179.1 184.3

5.6 1.8 -6.0

722.0 932.2 750.1


48 58


Item:

: 1981:

: 1982

:

t

: 1983:

:

: 1984

:

MINNESOTA Number

Farms : 104,000 103,000 102,000 101,000

Million dollars

Cash sources : 6,797.7 6,840.9 7,146.6 6,850.2Farm marketings : 6,656.3 6,589.0 6,472.3 6,242.4


Governmen. payments .. 79.1 182.9 611.7 329.9Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 62.3 69.0 62.6 77.9

Cash uses 4,874.6 5,051.1 4,955.2 5,124.8Intermediate product expenses : 3,208.5 3,212.8 3,191.1 3,358.4Farm origin . 1,259.3 1,244.3 1,328.4 1,294.5Manufactured inputs : 1,214.7 1,120.9 1,028.4 1,159.1Other

Business taxes:

:

734.5

136.3

847.5154.8

834.4 904.8

162.1Interest .. 988.4 1,111,6 1,109.7109.7 1,088.2Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 179.2 207.6 199.6 205.4Net rent to all landlords . 362.3 364.3 287.8 310.7

: .

Cash income from farming 4/ : 1,923.1 1,789.8 2,191.4 1,725.4:

:

MISSISSIPPI Number

Farms: 56,000 53,000 51,000 50,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 2,192.6 2,479.5 2,347.8 2,389.6Farm marketinga 2,118.0 2,321.1 2,072.9 2,167.9

Crops : 1,254.5 1,381.5 1,146.1 1,123.1Livestock and products : 863.5 939.6 926.8 1,044.9

Government payments 19.5 103.9 221.6 164.5Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 55.1 54.5 53.2 57.2

Cash uses 1,931.4 1,846.8 1,787.6 1,903.8Intermediate product expenses : 1,266.8 1,125.3 1,115.8 1,211.0Farm origin . 489.8 407.8 426.2 414.5Manufactured inputs 467.1 427.9 414.5 463.6Other

Business taxes309.825.7

289.628.7

275.127.2

332.932.4

Interest : 404.7 450.9 427.3 430.9Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 125.3 137.4 132.1 135.9Net rent to all landlords . 109.0 104.5 85.2 93.7



5949


Item

MISSOURI

Farms

Cash sources

Farm marketingsCrops

Livestock and productsGovernment paymentsrn

Other farm cash receipts 2/

Cash usesIntermediate product expensesFarm originManufactured inputsOther

Business taxes

InterestCash wages to hired labor 3/Net rent to all landlords

Cash income from terming 4/

MONTANA

Farms

Cash sourcesFarm marketingsCropsLivestock and products


Cash uses



Business taxes



:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

.

1981

120,000

4,348.1

4,124.61,820.9

2,303.7105.411P.0

3,271.92,135.2

749.7810.7574.9102.1

645.9124.1

264.6

1,076.2

23,900

1,508.1

1,410.2

781.0629.285.1

12.8

1,295.2

685.2196.9

280.5207.8

82.5372.874.6

80.1

212.9

1982 1983

Number

118,000 118,000

Million dollars

4,052.4 4,133.43,849.8 3,769.71,778.1 1,506.9

2,071.7 2,262.879.8 241.2

122.8 122.4

3,199.1 3,228.82,019.9 2,132.5

733.9 845.2708.0 708.5578.0 578.7107.9 106.6

701.7 685.3141.2 135.8228.5 168.8

853.3 904.5

Number

24,000 24,000

Million dollars

1,682.? 1,731.61,551.2 1,489.4897.2 832.1654.0 657.3116.9 230.314.1 11.9

1,357.8 1,375.2695.1 729.71175.2 209.8

278.1 281.2241.7 238.878.8 74.4414.3 410.284.5 81.285.1 79.6

324.5 356.4

1984

117,000

4,102.2

3,728.51,562.3

2,2/16:.26

149.0

3,257.12,127.0

775.5748.3603.2107.2

678.6

2g.76

845.1

24,000

1,67.11,419.4

647.0

72329:46

14.1

1,402.4

758.7207.6

295.5255.6

77.24173.6

83.6

69.4

270.7


co50


Item

NEBRASKA

Farms

:

:

:

:

1981 :

65,000

1982 1983 :

Number

63,000 62,000

Million dollars

1984

60,000

Cash sources : 6,779.0 7,344.1 7,271.3 7,679.7Farm marketings : 6,622.5 7,005.9 6,431.6 7,081.7

Crops : 2,826.6 2,669.4 2,213.9 2,558.7Livestock and products : 3,795.9 4,336.5 4,217.7 4,523.0


Cash uses : 5,653.8 5,814.9 5,687.4 5,743.3Intermediate product expenses : 3,934.4 3,987.4 3,948.1 3,994.4Farm origin : 2,351.5 2,453.4 2,482.2 2,462.9Manufactured inputs : 1,023.1 937.1 886.3 .950.9Other : 559.9 596.8 579.6 580.7

Business taxes : 248.1 262.5 267.4 270.2Interest : 956.9 1,045.4 1,034.6 994.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 145.1 167.5 161.0 165.7Net rent to all landlords : 369.3 352.1 276.4 318.9

Cash income from farming 4/ : 1,125.2 1,529.1 1,583.8 1,936.3

NEVADA Number

Farms 3,100 2,900 2,700 2,700

Million dollars

Cash sources 220.3 243.2 234.3 258.8Farm marketirgs

Crops214.8

81.8236.8 228.670.7 75.75.6

252.3

80.0Livestock and products 133.0 166.1 153.0 172.4

Government payments : 3.7 4.4 4.1 4.5Other farm cast: receipts 2/ : 1.8 2.0 1.6 2.0

Cash uses 191.4 185.9 195.2 196.6Intermediate prochict expenses : 129.6 119.3 128.9 129.2Farm origin 55.9 46. 56.1 53.5Manufactured inputs 33.1 31.1 31.5 31.5Other

Busines. taxes40.63.2

41.62.9

41.33.8

44.23.7

Interest : 35.1 37.9 37.7 38.7Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 18.6 20.4 19.6 20.2Net rent to all landlords . 4.8 5.4 5.1 4.8



51 61

continued--


Item

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Farms

1981

3,400

1982 : 1983

Number

3,400 3,400

Million dollars

: 1984

3,500

Cash sources 108.5 113.0 117.3 118.9Farm marketings 102.5 108.1 109.7 108.9Crops 30.5 31.4 31.9 33.4Livestock and products 72.0 76.7 77.7 75.5

Government payments .7 .7 .6 1.7Other farm cash receipts 2/ 5.3 4.2 7.0 8.3

Cash uses 85.7 86.6 92.3 90.7Intermediate product expenses : 63.3 61.9 67.9 66.8Farm origin 29.7 27.5 32.2 29.9Manufactured inputs 14.9 13.7 13.4 13.6Other 18.6 20.7 22.2 23.3

Business taxes 4.5 5.0 5.3 5.6Interest 6.8 7.2 7.2 6.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 12.3 13.6 13.1 13.5Net rent to all landlords -1.1 -1.2 -1.2 -1.2


NEW JERSEY Number

Farms 9,500 9,500 9,500 9,400

Million dollars

Cash sources 523.2 542.4 539.1 553.1Farm marketings 493.2 511.5 501.4 505.3Crops 358.3 379.4 364.7 370.6Livestock and products 134.8 132.1 !36.8 134.7


Cash uses 343.6 355.5 352.5 362.8Intermediate product expenses : 231.4 228.0 225.0 232.2Farm origin 65.9 55.8 60.8 58.3Manufactured inputs 83.9 80.8 75.4 83.0Other 81.7 91.4 88.8 90.9

Business to .es 24.6 31.6 34.3 35.3Interest 35.7 39.5 39.7 40.8Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 56.2 62.4 60.0 61.7Net rent to all landlords -4.4 -6.0 -6.5 -7.1



52 62

continued--


Item

NEW MEXICO

Farms

Cash sourcesFarm marketings

Crops

Livestock and productsGovernment paymentsOther farm cash receipts 2/

Cash uses



Business taxesInterestCash wages to hired labor 3/

Net rent to all landlords


NEW YORK

Farms

Cash sources



Cash uses






:

.

:

:

.

..

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

1981

14,000

933.3894.8309.6585.226.012.5

806.7595.4370.4101.7123.3

13.0120.6

54.3

23.5

126.6

47,000

2,735.02,675.4

802.31,873.2

6.9

52.7

2,087.7

1,451.0627.3

396.5427.2115.5

327.4211.5-17.6

647.3

1982 1983

Number

14,000 14,000

Million dollars

992.1 1,034.9946.1 963.6314.0 329.3

632.1 634.431.9 57.514.1 13.8

843.0817.4

588.1371.2 399.9

92.8192i.l.; 128.2

10.6

135.5 129.08

61.2 58.8

22.0 22.5

174.7 191.9

Number

48,000 49,000

Million dollars

2,652.2 2,731.12,583.4 2,636.5

728.9 718.3

1,854.5 1,918.213.8 39.0

55.0 55.6

2,038.6 2,171.6

1,374.8 1,516.1515.7 600.2

383.3478.5 532.6122.6 130.4

314.7 310.0

236.5246.0-19.6 -21.4

613.6 559.6

1984

14,000

1,054.9

988.7

36354269.i

17.0

895.6675.6440.4

97.2138.1

11.1

123.1

60.5

25.2

159.3

48,000

2,839.22,705.4

794.31,911.1

63.770.0

2,195.01,528.9580.3399.2

549.3134.5

310.6

243.4-22.4

644.1


53

1131..11

63

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excludin; operator households), by State, 1981-84 11-continued

Item

NORTH CAROLINA

Farms :

.

1981

90,000

1982 1983

Number

86,000 83,000

Million dollars

1984

79,000

Cash sources 4,203.8 4,148.1 3,906.5 4,486.0Farm marketings : 3,969.9 3,922.7 3,630.4 4,125.4Crops : 2,365.7 2,302.1 1,951.3 2,198.2Livestock and products : 1,604.2 1,620.6 1,679.1 1,927.2

Government payments : 15.5 16.5 67.1 71.9Other farm cash eeceipts 2/ . 218.4 209.0 209.0 288.7

Cash uses 2,994.4 2,840.6 2,863.0 2,992.1Intermediate product expenses : 2,168.7 1,975.6 2,056.3 2,138.4Farm origin 1,011.9 883.5 988.3 983.1Manufactured inputs : 728.4 640.9 630.8 686.0Other : 428.3 451.2 437.2 469.3

Business taxes 54.2 54.5 56.5 58.5InterestCash wages to hired labor 3/

:

:

377.7221.7

410.8 393.3245.4 235.9

394.9242.7


Cash income from farming 4/ : 1,209.4 1,307.5 1,043.5 1,493.9

NORTH DAKOTA : Number

Farms : 38,500 37,000 36,500 36,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 2,736.7 2,832.9 3,311.9 3,035.2Farm marketings 2,581.5 2,605.6 2,730.9 2,544.2Crops : 1,989.2 1,999.4 2,083.2 1,853.9Livestock and products 592.3 606.3 647.6 690.3


Cash uses 1,991.5 2,100.3 2,041.5 2,128.7Intermediate product expenses : 1.080.5 1,123.9 1,083.4 1,165.4Farm origin . 200.1 193.1 209.7 222.8Manufactured inputs . 602.3 555.4 533,6 567.5Other : 278.1 375.4 340.1 375.2

Business taxes : 76.2 81.4 78.8 81.9Interest : 496.3 555.3 552.3 540.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 69.6 76.9 73.9 76.0Net rent to all landlords . 268.9 262.8 253.2 265.3

Cash income from farming 4/ 745.2 732.6 1,270.4 906.5


54 64

continued--


Item

OHIO

Farms

Cash sources



Cash uses

Intermediate product expensesFarm originManufactured inputsOther



OKLAHOMA

Farms

Cash sources


Livestock and productsGovernment payments


Cash usesIntermediate product expenses

Farm originManufactured inputsOther




:

:

:

.

:

.

:

.

:

:

.

1981

94,000

3,410.8

3,343.71,911.7

1,431.9

24.143.1

2,832.21,945.0

588.0862.9

494.2116.0493.2147.0

130.9

578.7

73,000

2,974 62,827.2

997.31,829.9

124.5

22.9

2,573.91,817.81,054.1

398.9364.964.4

565.686.439.7

400.7

1982 1983

Number

93,000 92,000

Million dollars

3,671.5 3,831.23,583.9 3,615.42,054.1 2,095.91,529.9 1,519.5

42.4 175.945.1 39.9

2,889.9 2,844.51,902.9 1,914.7

608.8 662.8789.5 720.7504.6 531.2115.7 120.6538.3 521.9166.2 159.8166.7 127.5

781.6 986.7

Number

73,000 73,000

Million dollars

3,350.2 2,936.13,199.9 2,568.01,109.4 878.52,090.5 1,689.5

127.7 351.7

22.5 16.4

2,385.8 2,370.21,554.5 1,571.6

822.8 850.3358.4 352.7373.3 368.767.3 76.3

605.6 587.298.3 94.560.1 40.6

964.3 565.9

1984

90,000

3,890.0

3,610.71,999.0

1,611.7

232.247.1

2,981.92,010.1

672.8786.3551.0123.0494.8164.4

189.5

908.1

74,000

2,891.1

2,562.5786.7

1,775.7309.4

19,.3

2,350.91,550.8

787.2364.9

398.779.4

568.7

97.354.7

540.2

----------- -------


55 65


wpm

Item

OREGON

Farms

Cash sources


Livestocl and productsGovernment paymentsOther farm cash receipts 2/

Cash usesIntermediate product expensesFarm originManufactured inputsOther

taxesInterestCash wages to hired labor 3/

Net rent to all landlords


PENNSYLVANIA

Farms

Cash sources




Cash uses





:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

..

:

:

:

t

:

:

:

:

:

:

,

:

:

:

.

.

:

.

Nowa. ===== ====================== oweadweem......m-a:

t

1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984: : t

Number

36,500 37,000 37,500 37,000

Million dollars

1,324.8 1,858.5 1,764.8 1,974.41,712.0 1,736.6 1,600.1 1,791.81,098.4 1,077.9 1,033.3 1,166.1

613.6

56664.2 8

625.619.3

658.730.6 76.191.493.5 106.5100.4

1,391.1 1,406.5 1,419.9 1,427.9852.5 813.8 840.1 851.5318.2 278.1 306.4

282.3305.5

292.0 283.0 283.4242.3 251.4

2651:t54.7252.759.2 55.9 57.1

288.9 318.0 310.5 304.2155.6 179.5

T9. 37.568

177.639.4 36.0

433.6 452.0 344.9 546.5

Number

61,000 60,000 59,000 58,000

Million dollars

2,976.7 3,049.7 3,145.6 3,314.82,987.4 3,165.52,913.1 3,060.3

765.2 825.0 837.72,222.6

923.12 22,147.9 2,162.3 2,242.4

11.9 7.4 30.1 80.751.7 54.9 55.3 68.6

2,160.0 2,149.7 2,296.1 2,271.41,681.6 1,622.2 1,784.4 1,749.6

827.6 765.3 880.4 839.4423.7 404.6 394.9

503.1385.2

430.4 452.4 525.066.9 72.0 75.5 79.3

251.4 270.2 260.6 259.6195.2 224.2 215.5 221.8-35.0 -38.9 -40.0 -38.9

816.7 900.0 849.5 1,043.4


66

56

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 1/--continued.N..MNINMMPOD...... ..... .

Item 1981 : 1982 : 1983 1984

RHODE ISLAND

IMMO

Number

Farms . 820 800 800 750:

: Million dollars

Cash sourcesFarm marketings

:

:

35.0

34.0

55.2 59.6

57.7

63.7

61.5Crops : 18.7 39.6 45.3 47.7


:

:

15.3.2

14.2 12.4

.1 .1

13.9.2

Other farm cash receipts 2/ : .8 1.3 1.8 1.9

:

Cash uses : 27.9 28.4 29.1 29.5Intermediate product expenses : 18.7 17.8

18 It:Farm origin : 7.4 6.6 6.8

Manufactured inputs : 4.9 4.5 4.4 4.7

Other : 6.4 6.7 7.2 7.2

Business taxes . 2.6 3.2 3.5 3.7

Interest : 2.0 2.3 2.3 1.9

Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 4.9 5.6 5.3 5.5

Net rent to all landlords . -.3 -.4 -.5 -.4


SOUTH CAROLINA Number

Farms 33,000 31,000 29,000 28,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 1,149.4 1,154.0 1,075.5 1,218.7

Farm marketings 1,096.4 1,100.9 993.8 1,135.8

Crops 700.3 706.2 588.4 708.1Livestock and products 396.1 394.7 405.3 427.7

Government payments 15.9 17.2 45.9 45.2


Cash uses 953.9 881.2 881.8 930.1


:

.

656.7217.3

561.5 580.7

182.5 199.3

624.8

207.7Manufactured inputs 290.9 247.0 243.5 262.3

Other 148.6 132.1 137.9 154.8

Business taxes 14.3 14.7 14.4 14.9

Interest : 166.1 184.6 175.4 177.6

Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 73,9 79.7 76.7 78.9




6757

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by St'te, 1981-84 11-continued

Item 1981 1982 19113 1984

SOUTH DAKOTA

Farms 38,000

Number

37,500 37,000

Million dollars

37,000

Cash sources : 2,851.3 2,69).7 2,868.2 3,163.1Farm marketings : 2,725.8 2,566.5 2,567.2 2,888.8Crops : 864.0 927.2 917..; 1,085.9

Livestonk and products 1,861.9 1,639.3 1,649.4 1,802.9Government payments 90.7 92.7 266.8 231.3Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 34.8 38.5 34.2 42.9

Cash uses 2,028.0 2,109.2 2,116.6 2,189.3Intermediate product expenses : 1,221.6 1,222.5 1,259.2 1,295.7

Farm origin 505.0 494.6 550.8 556.4Manufactured inputs 406.1 382.8 359.5 371.7Other 310.5 345.1 348.9 367.5

Business taxes 93.9 98.1 96.4 97.5Interest : 490.2 552.1 532.8 537.1Cash wages to hired labor 3/ 59.1 67.4 64.8 66.7Net rent to all landlords : 163.1 169.1 163.4 192.3

Cash income from farming 4/. : 823.4 588.5 751.6 973.8

TENNESSEENumber

Farms: 95,000 95,000 95,000 95,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 2,029.9 2,054.9 1,940.9 2,146.7Farm marketings 1,950.4 1,969.2 1,7:.:5.9 1,984.6

Crops: 1,097.9 1,069.5 888.9 981.2

Livestock and products : 852.5 899.7 908.0 1,003.4Government payments 20.7 28.1 65.8 76.6Other farm cash receipts 2/ 58.9 57.6 78.2 85.6

Cash uses: 1,557.2 1,537.2 1,548.2 1,625.8

Intermediate product expenses : 1,039.1 988.5 1,039.9 1,112.5Farm origin. 351.1 332.7 376.8 401.5

Manufactured inputs : 366.0 322.2 322.6 341.7Other

Business taxes321.942.1

333.6 340.443.4 43.5

369.344.4

Interest: 321.4 338.7 322.9 300.0Cash wages to hired labor 3/: 94.0 109.3 105.0 108.1


Cash income frJm farming 4/ 472.7 517.7 392.7 520.9


58 68

Tahie 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 1/--continued

Item : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 :

TEXAS

Farms

:

:

:

189,000

Number

188,000 187,000

Million dollars

Cash sources : 10,292.6 10,423.1 141284.1

Farm marketings : 9,819.7 9,627.6 9,011.6Crops : 4,371.5 4,206.6 3,490.2

Livestock and prodr.ts : 5,448.2 5,421.1 5,521.4Government payments : 321.4 643.6 1,129.9Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 151.5 151.9 142.6

Cash uses : 8,282.5 8,005.2 7,631.0Intermediate product expenses : 6,075.7 5,700.9 5,346.2Farm origin : 3,234.0 3,175.3 2,772.6Manufactured inputs : 1,477.0 1,307.8 1,299.3Other : 1,364.6 1,217.8 1,274.4

Business taxes : 214.8 227.0 244.0Interest : 1,167.3 1,264.5 1,258.0

Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 432.8 480.5 461.9Net rent to all landlords : 391.9 332.3 320.8

Cash income from farming 4/ : 2,010.1 2,418.0 2,653.1

UTAH : Number

Farms : 13,800 14,000 14,000

: Million dollars

Cash sources : 554.7 543.1 590.3Farm marketings : 542.0 528.0 561.2Crops : 135.0 129.8 131.0Livestock and products : 407.1 398.2 430.2

Government payments : 7.8 9.2 18.6

Other farm cash receipts 2/ :

:

4.8 5.9 10.4

Cash uses : 501.4 472.8 483.0Intermediate product expenses : 342.9 305.2 317.3Farm origin : 179.8 144.8 154.1Manufactured inputs : 70.5 63 62.763.9Other : 92.6 96.4 100.5

Business taxes : 22.1 19.3 20.8Interest : 96.2 103.6 101.8

Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 37.1 42.1 40.4Net rent to all landlords : 3.0 2.7 2.7


1984

167,000

10,634.0

9,682.73,781.75,900.9782.4168.9

8,387.56,036.93,163.51,408.51,464.9253.4

1,244.2

475.3377.7

2,246.5

14,000

614.1

580.1

1Z57444.428.0

6.0

495.4326.0159.063.8

103.2

20.9104.641.62.3

118.7

See footnotes at end of table. continued"

59 6 9

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 II-continued

Item

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VERMONT

Farms

Cash sources



Cash uses






VIRGINIA

Farms

Cash sources




Cash uses





-----

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

1981

8,200

397.6

389.427.3

362.11.66.7

289.2227.5

126.641.7

59.1

13.626.8

24.8-3.5

108.4

59,000

i,651.3

1,576.7669.1907.5

10.8

63.8

1,408.81,013.3433.3321.1

258.947.0

199.41

37.0

242.5

1982 1983

------- ---------

Number

7,500 7,500

Million dollars

417.3 440.5408.9

4 (2).28.7 .0380.2 402.0

1.6 1.56.8 6.9

283.6 314.6215.2 245.7115.2 131.838.0 37.562.0 76.413.2 14.929.7 30.028.9 27.8-3.3 -3.7

133.8 125.9

Number

60,000 58,00)

Million dollars

1,698.8 1,549.31,625.7 1,452.7

637.1 560.6988.6 892.0

7.5 2/.465.7 67.3

1,384.6 1,384.1962.0 981.9372.2 417.3302.3 285.1287.5 279.648.8 50.4

215.9 206.1126.9 122.030.9 23.7

314.3 165.2

1984

7,300

416.3

399.930.7

369.38.5

7.9

307.3234.9

120.337.976.8

15.232.3

28.6-3.7

109.0

57,000

1,919.6

1,794.4673.3

1,121.2

46.079.2

1,429.9

1,04n.79

302.2

295N213.8125.5

34.4

489.7


60 70

continued--


Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

WASHINGTON

Farms : 39,500

Number

39,000 38,000

Million dollars

38,000

Cash sources 2,968.1 3,042.2 3,097.3 3,201.1

Farm marketings 2,837.0 2,873.5 2,857.1 2,932.5

Crops 1,879.2 1,899.8 1,941.4 1,903.0

Livestock and products 957.8 973.7 915.7 1,029.5



Cash uses 2,134.9 2,118.6 2,137.0 2,204.2

Intermediate product expenses 1,362.7 1,298.7 1,319.3 1,369.9

Farm origin 585.4 526.4 538.5

Manufactured inputs 469.9 448.7 452.5 466.9

Other

Business taxes

307.4

89.8

323.6 328.3

7171.0 62.6

348.2

67.9

Interest : 317.3 351.7 353.2 359.1


:

:

270.1

95.0

313.1 301.0

84.0 100.9 3

309.797.77


WEST VIRGINIA Number

Farms 22,200 22,300 22,800 22,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 220.4 223.0 222.9 240.1

Farm marketings 209.5 212.1 210.8 225.6

Crops 46.3 42.0 40.7 44.0

Livestock and products 163.2 170.2 170.1 181.6



Cash uses 240.5 238.3 248.8 248.7

Intermediate product expenses : 184.3 176.9 188.9 187.6

Farm origin 70.8 64.6 74.8 71.2

Manufactured inputs 42.3 37.5 37.0 37.6

Other 71.2 74.8 77.1 78.8

Business taxes 6.1 6.0 6.3 6.4

Interest : 31.4 34.2 33.4 33.2

Cash wages to hired labor 3/ . 17.9 20.3 19.6 20.1

Net rent to all landlords : .8 .8 .7 1.4

Cash income from farming 4/ -20.0 -15.3 -25.9 -8.7


61 71

continued--

Table 5--Cash income from farming (excluding operator households), by State, 1981-84 11 -- continued

Item : 1981 : 1982 1983

WISCONSIN

Farms 92,000

Number

90,000 88,000

Million dollars

Cash sources 5,371.3 5,286.2 5,429.9Farm marketings 5,224.4 5,096.3 5,125.8Crops 1,041.5 988.9 985.5Livestock and products 4,182.8 4,107.4 4,140.3


Cash uses 3,417.0 3,544.7 3,716.6Intermediate product expenses : 2,309.8 2,324.0 2,521.3Farm origin 846.4 844.0 957.3Manufactured inputs 759.7 728.2 705.4Other 703.7 741.8 858.6

Business taxes 220.6 221.6 229.4Interest 638.5 707.1 694.2Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 232.4 279.2 268.4Net rent to all landlords 15.4 12.8 3.3

Cash income from farming 4/ 1,954.3 1,741.6 1,713.3

WYOMING: Number

Farms: 9,300 9,10C 9,200

Million dollars

Cash sources: 620.4 549.1 621.7

Farm marketings: 601.6 530.2 594.3

Crops: 141.3 113.3 112.5

Livestock and products : 460.2 416.9 481.8Government payments : 10.7 10.5 19.3Other farm cash receipts 2/ : 8.1 8.4 8.1

Cash uses: 569.7 571.1 596.3

Intermediate product expenses : 363.1 355.3 386.9Farm origin: 185.4 179.2 211.4

Manufactured inputs 79.7 76.6 75.4Other

: 98.1 99.5 100.1Business taxes : 28.9 25.5 26.1Interest : 126.2 134.1 127.3Cash wages to hired labor 3/ : 35.5 40.6 39.0Net rent to all landlords

. 16.1 15.6 17.0

Cash income from farming 4/ 50.6 -22.0 25.5

owtela sow*

1984

86,000

5,543.5

5,135.81,062.9

4,072.9

237.8169.8

3,783.82,570.2

950.5742.7877.1

234.2703.3

276.1-.1

1,759.7

9,100

609.4573.9

107.4

2.4654310.3

613.1

403.9227.172.5

104.426.3

125.740.2

17.0

-3.6

1/ Data are for farms with sales of $1,000 of more annually. 2/ Machine hire, customwork,recreational, and other farm- related income, and forest product sales. 3/ Wages from table6, less perquisites. 4/ Cash available to farms for payment of asset purchases, loan retirement,and operator cash income. 3/ Value is between -$50,000 and $50,000.

62

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Table 6 - -Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1/

Item 1981 : 1982 1983 : 1984

ALABAMA

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketing,


Net inventory changeGovernment paymentsOther farm income 2/Value of home consumption 3/

Nonfactor paymentsIntermediatq product expensesCapital consumption 4/

Business taxes

Factor paymentsInterest

Nonreal estateReal estate

Wages to hired laborNet rent to all landlordsReturns to operators

Noncash 5/Cash 6/

ALASKA

Farms

Gross receipts of farms


Net inventory change

Government paymentsOther farm income 2/Value of home consumption 3/

Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expensesCapital consumption 4/

Business taxes



Wages to hired laborNet rent to all landlordsReturns to operatorsNoncash 5/Cash 6/


:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

.

.

:

:

.

.

:

.

57,000

2,341.12,168.7

916.5

1,252.327.5

21.497.725.9

1.601.3

1,331.7257.6

12.0

739.8234.5

128.8

105.884.0

53.3368.0

50.4317.5

500

14.3

14.1

9.05.1

-1.7.4

.6

1.0

11.5

8.52.6

.4

2.8

2.8

1.1

1.7

1.8

-.3-1.6-.8-.8

Number

55,000 54,000

Million dollars

2,186.4 2,113.42,100.1 2,040.4

884.7 773.0

1,215.5 1,267.5-43.3 -110.331.4 60.1

81.316.9

103.819.4

1,448.6 1,461.2

1,179.1 1,196.5256.2 250.6

13.4 14.0

737.8 652.2255.4 242.9

134.8 120.7

120.6

92.0 88.5

48.9 39.5

341.5 281.4

-29.7 -94.1

371.2 375.5

Number

550 600

Million dollars

18.2 21.6

17.6 21.9

11.2

6.414.57.4

-1.7 -2.3

.4 .2

.7 .7

1.1 1.0

11.8 13.9

8.5 10.1

2.9 3.5

.4 .4

6.4 7.7

5.8 6.1

3.9 3.7

1.8 2.4

2.0 1.9

-.3 -.3

-1.1 -.1

-.6 -1.3-.5 1.2

54,000

2,387.22,188.9801.6

1,387.317.4

57.1

10176:g

1,507.41,249.0

244.3

14.1

879.8230.4

111.0111.0119.4

91.043.0

550413.485.3

650

21.8

24.8

177:71

-5.4.2

.8

1.4

15.0

10.83.7

.4

6.83.1

.7

2.42.0

-.2

1.9

-4.1

6.0

continued--

63 73

Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1/--continued

t : s :

Item : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984: t t :NY. No40.1m. .......00.41011*101..

ARIZONA :

Farms: 1,800

:

Grose receipts of farms t 1,834.9Fara marketing@ : 1,744.1Crops : 1,014.5Livestock and products : 729.6

Net inventory change : 44.3Government payments : 5.9Other farm income 2/ : 33.8Value of home consumption J : 6.8

Nonfactor payments t 1,137.5Intermediate product expenses : 941.1Capital consumption 1/ : 169.3Business taxes : 27.2

Factor payments : 697.4Interest : 179.4Nonrsal estate : 127.2

'Real estate : 52.2Wages to hired labor t 150.9Net rent to all landlords : 38.7Returns to operators : 328.3Noncash J : 41.5Cash 6/ : 286.8

ARKANSAS:

Farms: 58,000

t

Gross receipts of farms : 3,597.1Farm marketing@

: 3,381.3Crops : 1,760.1Livestock and products : 1,621.1

Net inventory change t 49.3Government payments : 40.1Other farm income J : 92.4Value of home consumption 2/ : 34.0

Nonfactor payments : 2,269.2Intermediate product expenses : 1,823.8Capital consumption 4/ : 404.3Business taxes : 41.1

Factor payments: 1,327.9

Interest : 371.6Nonreal estate' : 204.6Real estate : 167.0

Wages to hired labor : 156.6Net runt to all landlords : 148.2Returns to operators : 651.6

Nonage: 1/ : 78.2Cash J

: 573.4

--------------------- ------- -------

Number

8,000 8,200

Million dollars

8,300

1,648.0 1,566.4 1,854.71,679.7 1,525.4 1,521.4972.5 780.5 768.4707.1 744.9 753.0

-131.2 -100.4 173.759.4 102.9 118.432.2 33.0 34.27.9 5.3 7.0

1,082.2 1,101.4 1,182.3895.5 929.6 993.8162.4 145.4 159.924.3 26.4 28.6

565.9 465.0 672.4186.0 181.0 175.1130.2 121.2 114.455.8 59.8 60.7171.4 164.7 169.539.1 35.4 36.9169.4 83.9 290.9

-134.2 -105.4 169.8303.5 189.3 121.1

Number

57,000 56,000

Million dollars

55,000

3,241.2 3,201.2 3,885.53,291.7 2,875.1 3,336.01,750.8 1,380.4 1,462.51,540.9 1,494.7 1,873.5-295.4 -88.2 190.1119.3 290.9 209.698.5 104.8 133.527.1 18.7 16.3

2,035.1 2,110.2 2,206.91,583.0 1,660.5 1,767.7403.3 402.5 388.348.8 47.3 50.9

1,206.1 1,091.0 1,678.7415.8 397.6 394.0224.3 202.8 202.4191.6 194.8 191.6172.8 166.1 170.9124.7 101.4 125.8492.9 426.0 988.0

-274.1 -75.0 200.7766.9 501.0 787.3


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Table 6 - -Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981..84 1/--continued

Item

111FDOO GO 1011.1*

: : : :

: 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984

: : : :

mmmmmmm ..lemmommmomom.Mmmmewmmliem mmmmm

CALIFORNIA

Farms

:

:

:

83,000

Number

82,000 80,000

Million dollars

78,000

Gross receipts of farms : 14,755.8 14,395.5 13,506.3 14,966.5

Farm marketing. : 14,086.5 14,442.5 12,982.3 14,184.9

Crops : 9,867.7 10,049.6 8,769.4 9,714.3

Livestock and products : 4,218.8 4,392.9 4,212.9 4,470.6

Net inventory change : 472.0 -385.2 -9.9 211.7

Government payments : 23.4 134.5 352.6 335.3

Other farm income 31 : 143.8T.7

147.7 178.7

Value of home consumption 3/ : 30.0 1 33.6 56.1

Nonfactor pa-ments : 7,331.6 7,205.2 7,241.5 7,721.2

Intermediate product expenses : 6,256.4 6,127.7 6,217.3 6,687.6

Capital consumption 4/ : 804.2 834.2 SO4.8 798.1

Business taxes : 271.0 243.4 219.4 235.5

Factor payments : 7,424.1 7,190.3 6,264.8 7,245.3

Interest : 1,551.0 1,700.8 1,712.6 1,747.0

Nonreal estate : 907.8 963.2 903.9 914.6

Real estate 643.2 737.6 808.7 832.4

Wages to hired labor . 1,642.9 1,907.2 1,833.3 1,886.2

Net rent to all landlords : 467.7 477.8 454.4 436.6

Returns to operators : 3,762.5 3,104.5 2,264.5 3,175.6

Noncash 5/ : 445.7 -412.1 -37.0 204.2

Cash 6/ . 3,316.8 3,516.6 2,301.5 2;971.4

COLORADO : Number

Farms : 27,000 27,500 27,000 27,000

: Million dollars

Grose receipts of farms . 3,127.7 3,080.2 3,229.8 3,553.4

Farm mtrketings : 2,955.1 3,037.2 2,925.5 3,352.1

CropsLivestock and products :

945.62,009.5

1,023.22,014.0

925.02,000.5 2,1g774.4

Net inventory change : 71.7 -87.3 83.1 -21.4Government payments 47.6 68.8 162.4 153.6

Other farm income 2/ : 39.9 45.8 43.0 52.6

Value of home consumption 3/ : 13.4 15.7 15.7 16.5

Nonfactor payments 2,195.0 2,246.7 2,337.4 2,439.6


Capital consumption 4/ 291.7 295.7 308.2 313.3

Business taxes : 52.8 49.7 51.7 52.5

Factor payments . 932.7 833.5 892.4 1,113.7

Interest : 433.9 474.3 453.0 436.4

Nonreal est..te 219.5 230.6 217.3 213.6

Real estate : 214.4 243.6 235.7 222.8

Wages to hired labor : 130.6It.?

142.6 146.6

Net rent to all landlords : 58.6 65.3 64.4

Returns to operators 309.6 166.9 231.5 466.3

Noncash 5/ : 72.8 -85.5 85.6 -18.7

Cash 6/ 236.8 252.4 145.9 485.1


Table 6--Farm productiontransactions (excluding operator households), by State,

1981-84 1/--continued

Item 1981

CONNECTICUT

Farms

:

: 4,300

Gross receipts of farms 313.7Farm marketings : 301.4Crops 113.2Livestock and products : 188.2

Net inventory change : .8Government payments .4Other farm income 2/ : 8.6Value of home consumption 3/ : 2.5

Nonfactor payments 206.9Intermediate product expenses : 158.7Capital consumption 4/ : 37.5Business taxes 10.8

Factor payments: 106.8

Interest : 20.0Nonreal estate : 11.8Real estate : 8.2

Wages to hired labor 45.7Net rent to all landlords -1.9Returns to operators 43.0

Noncash 5/ : -1.6Cash 6/ 44.6

DELAWARE

Farms: 3,500

Gross receipts of faros : 405.9Farm marketings 390.1Crops

: 121.9Livestock and products : 268.2

Net inventory change 5.1Government payments

. 1.8Other farm income 2/ : 7.7Value of home consumption 3/ : 1.3

Nonfactor payments : 333.3Intermediate product expenses : 299.8Capital consumption 4/ 32.3Business taxes : 1.2

Factor payments 72.6Interest 25.0Nonreal estate 11.6Real estate

: 13.4Wages to hired labor

: 17.8Net rent to all landlords 5.8Returns to operators 24.0

Noncash 5/: 4.9

Cash 6/: 19.0


66

1982 1983 1984

Number

4,300 4,300

Million dollars

4,300

332.0 330.5 377.8323.1 320.5 359.1124.4 118.0 138.5198.7 202.5 220.6-3.5 -2.7 -.3

.5 .6 2.89.5 9.9 11.92.4 2.2 4.3

198.4 215.5 215.4147.3 162.2 163.137.9 38.1 36.613.2 15.1 15.7

133.5 115.0 162.421.4 21.0 26.011.8 10.3 11.19.6 10.7 15.0

52.0 50.0 51.4-2.2 -2.3 -2.862.3 46.3 87.8-6.8 -5.8 -1.660.0 52.1 89.4

Number

3,500 3,500 3,600

Million dollars

416.5

403.4115.1288.3

2.8

.7

8.1

1.5

318.1

284.4

32.41.4

98.427.0

11.915.0

20.25.2

4b.12.7

43.4

461.7

454.5138.5316.0-6.44.18.0

1.5

356.6

299.935.31.4

125.025.9

10.415.5

19.46.1

73.7-6.4

80.1

536.8

T..41

383.4-.25.29.8

1.6

344.7

309.533.81.4

192.1

31L:15.3

5.6

134.4-.2

134.6

76

continued--


Item 1981 :

FLORIDA

Farms : 40,000

Gross receipts of farms : 4,271.4Farm marketings : 4,259.8

Crops : 3,233.5Livestock and products 1,026.3

Net inventory change -61.5

Government payments 11.0

Other farm income 2/ . 43.9

Value of home consumption 3/ : 18.3

Nonfactor payments : 2,094.3

Intermediate product expenses : 1,664.2

Capital consumption 4/ . 334.5

Business taxes 95.7

Factor payments 2,177.1

Interest 338.8

Nonreal estate 129.6

Real estate 209.3

436.1Wages to hired labor :

Net rent to all landlords . 11.4

Returns to operators 1,390.7

Noncash 5/ : -54.5

Cash 6/ : 1,445.2

GEORGIA

Farms : 60,000

Gross receipts of farms : 3,380.1

Farm marketings : 3,262.7

Crops 1,510.0

Livestock and products 1,752.8

Net inventory change -63.3Government paymentsOther farm income 2/ 119.9


Nonfactor payments : 2,394.3

Intermediate product expenses : 2,011.6

Capital consumption 4/ 322.2

Bueineas taxes 60.5

-_-_-_-____ ------------ -------


67

Factor payments : 985.8

Interest : 474.7

Nonreal estateReal estate : 196.9

277.8

145.8Wages to hired laborNet rent to all landlords 85.6

Returns to operators 279.8

Noncash 5/ : -47.7

Cash 1 : 327.5

1982 : 1983 : 1984

Number '

40,000 40,000 40,000

Million dollara

4,436.0 4,622.3 4,660.04,328.0 4,608.7 4,587.0

3,309.6 3,530.3 3,496.41,018.3 1,078.4 1,090.6

29.5 -65.8 -43.27.5 13.3 40.7

52.8 51.3 58.818.2 14.8 16.6

1,991.5 2,091.7 2,051.01,563.5 1,632.1 1,652.8

324.9 366.8 305.1

103.1 92.8 93.1

2,444.5 2,530.638.6 379.4

2,609.1378.6

137.9 121.0 114.2245.7 258.5 264.3

498.0 492.5478.71.4 7.2 4.5

1,561.4 1,665.2 1,733.5

35.0 -63.1 -39.3

1,526.4 1,728.3 1,772.7

Number

57,000 55,000 51,000

Million dollars

3,444.9

3,244.51,566.71,677.8

29.3-.5

150.521.1

2,052.51,661.8

327.163,6

1,676.91,392.5 1,179.9511.8 483.6 483.1

287.9223.9

252.3231.9251.2

231.3154.5 158.9160.7

78.1 76.0465.9

73.9641.9 .9

594.2

961.012.4 -128.4 -7.1

629.5 968.2

3,319.2 3,857.6

3,196.1 3,587.5

1,479.9 1,738.61,716.2 1,848.9

-140.0 -15.179.5 79.3

ie4.3 18:0.9

19.3 16.0

2,139.3 2,180.'

1,755.4 1,805..E

324.2 314.359.7 60.9

77

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Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 11-continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

HAWAII

Farms: 4,400

Number

4,500 4,500

Million dollars

4,500

Gross receipts of farms : 498.2 524.9 541.0 621.9Farm marketings. 488.4 517.0 529.2 616.7Crops : 400.2 438.6 442.7 529.6

Livestock and products : 88.18

86.57--:t

87.2Net inventory change : 3.3 -1.8 -2.9Government payments : .7 .7 6.7 .6Other farm income 2/ 4.1 5.2 4.8 5.8Value of home consumption 3/ : 1.7 2.2 2.0 1.6

Nonfactor payments 201.2 201.6 208.1 192.6Intermediate product expenses : 165.1 160.0 164.8 162.0Capital consumption 4/Business taxes .

27.68.4

31.310.3

35.08.2

22.1

8.5

Factor payments : 297.0 323.4 332.9 429.4Interest: 21.2 25.7 27.4 27.7Nonreal estate : 8.8 10.9 9.8 8.2Real estate : 12.4 14.8 17.6 19.5Wages to hired labor

Net rent to all landlords :

133.433.2

148.4 142.738.5 45.7 11165:81Returns to operators

. 109.3 110.7 117.1 209.7Noncash 5/ : 3.7 .5 -1.2 -2.6Cash 6/: 105.6 110.2 118.3 212.6

IDAHO .. Number

Farms: 24,300 24,700 24,500 24,600

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 2,392.2 2,300.6 2,249.7 2,417.6Farm marketings: 2,270.2 2,137.9 2,113.5 2,288.5Crops 1,304.3 1,296.2 1,227.9 1,385.9

Livestock and products . 965.9 841.7 885.6 902.6Net inventory change : 54.0 72.9 -27.3 -39.8Government payments : 29.5 51.6 130.3 132.5Other farm income 2/ 23.7 24.5 20.6 23.1Value of home consumption 3/ : 14.8 13.7 12.5 13.4

Nonfactor payments 1,465.1 1,449.5 1,467.9 1,477.5Intermediate product expenses : 1,122.3 1,09;.9 1,095.1 1,120.0Capital consumption 4/ 308.4 324.3 336.8 320.1Business taxes 34.3 34.6 36.0 37.4


:

.

.

927.1314.0

850.9344.1

781.8 940.1340.1

Nonreal estateReal esLate : 1164:::

184.9 170.9159.2 163.6

174.8165.3Wages to hired labor : 138.6 161.6 155.3 159.8Net rent to 1 landlords : 101.8 100.6 114.2 99.5Returns to operators

: 372.7 244.5

172 74::

340.8Noncash 5/ : 59.8 76.4 - -36.6Cash 6/ 312.9 168.1 202.4 377.4


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Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 1984.

ILLINOIS

Farms : 107,000

Number

104,000 100,000

Million dollars

96,000

Gross receipts of farms : 8,595.4 7,787.8 5,832.1 8,437.2Farm marketings : 7,561.9 7,537.4 7,141.5 6,737.9

Crops : 5,342.1 5,168.9 4,847.0 4,555.7

Livestock and products : 2,219.8 2,368.5 2,294.6 2,182.2

Net inventory change : 880.9 36.2 -1,946.3 1,075.9

Government payments : 49.2 118.2 560.4 543.2

Other farm income 2/ 58.1 59.4 46.3 53.3Value of home consumption 3/ ! 45.3 36.7 30.2 26.9


Intermediate product expenses.

3,506.8 3,434.1 3,297.1 3,533.4

Capital consumption 4/ 1,347.2 1,339.6 1,220.8 1,213.6

Business taxes 396.6 427.9 391.3 380.3

Motor payments 3,344.8 2,586.3 922.8 3,309.9

Interest 1,008.7 1,130.5 1,109.3 1,096.9

i:onreal estate 478.5 515.4 495.6 497.5

Real estate 530.1 615.2 613.7 599.4

Wages to hired labor : 219.7 248.1 238.5 245.3

Net rent to all landlords : 613.5 633.3 338.2 545.8

Returne to operators : 1,502.9 574.4 -763.2 1,422.0

Noncash 5/ : 911.9 56.7 -1,931.5 1,086.7

Cash 6/ : 591.0 517.7 1,168.3 335.3

INDIANA Number

Farms : 87,000 85,000 84,000 82,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 4,476.3 4,577.2 3,758.9 5,288.1

Farm marketings 4,208.5 4,455.3 4,063.9 3,923.8


Net inventory change 169.9 -4.6 -635.0 990.8


Other farm income 2/ 39.0 36.3 31.0 35.6

Value of home consumption 3/ 30.9 32.7 24.8 29.0



Capital consumption 4/ 792.4 800.8 760.3 771.8

Business taxes 159.9 176.6 181.0 190.1

Factor payments 1,259.3 1,346.2 498.3 1,921.9

Interest : 686.0 754.6 741.4 711.3

Nonreal estate 321.4 333.5 308.5 282.7

Real estate 364.7 421.1 432.9 428.6

Wages to hired labor : 140.0 161.7 155.4 159.9

Net rent to all landlords 272.7 288.4 173.0 273.3

Returns to operators 160.4 141.61:126.:

777.4

Noncash 5/ 194.7 21.0 1,012.8

Cash 6/ -34.3 120.6 44.4 -235.4


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Table 6--Farm production transactions(excluding operator households), by State,,

1981-84 11-continued

Item 1981 : 1982 1983 1984

IOWA

Farms: 118,000

Number

117,000 115,000

Million dollars

113,000

Gross receipts of farms 11,094.1 9,950.6 8,436.6 10,827.4Farm marketings 10,620.5 9,994.7 9,343.8 9,312.3Crops 4,941.7 4,088.1 4,203.5 4,299.7Livestock and products 5,678.8 5,906.6 5,140.3 5,012.6Net inventory change 259.7 -409.4 -1,948.7 650.5Government payments 5t.2 215.9 925.9 742.8Other farm income 2/ 91.4 96.7 76.7 89.9Value of home consumption 3/ 64.4 52.8 38.8 31.9

Nonfactor payments 6,888.4 6,831.8 6,297.1 6,393.7Intermediate product expenses 5,005.0 4,941.3 4,561.9 4,714.3Capital consumption 4/ 1,555.6 1,555.1 1,458.6 1,413.2Business taxes 327.7 335.4 276.7 266.2

Factor payments 4,205.8 3,118.8 2,139.4 4,433.7Interest 1,525.3 1,667.0 1,640.7 1,580.9Nonreal estate 829.5 875.7 847.1 804.4Real estate 695.9 791.3 793.7 776.4Wages to hired labor 223.8 251.7 241.9 248.9Net rent to all landlords 806.6 787.2 584.1 695.5Returns to operators 1,650.1 412.8 -327.3 1,908.4Noncash 5/ 305.1 -378.2 -1,930.2 661.0Cash 6/ 1,345.0 791.0 1,602.9 1,247.4

KANSASNumber

Farms: 75,000 75,000 75,000 74,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 5,869.3 6,191.9 5,969.4 6,746.3Farm marks tinge 5,605.8 5,844.8 5,395.2 5,947.5Crops 2,239.3 2,555.3 2,206.6 2,327.9Lior,..ock and products 3,366.5 3,289.5 3,188.6 3,619.5Net inventory change -32.7 -16.0 -98.5 144.9Government payments 231.8 280.3 606.9 572.9Other farm income 2/ 40.2 51.7 41.1 54.bValue of home consumption 3/ 24.2 31.1 24.7 25.2

Nonfactor payments 4,304.7 4,400.5 4,627.9 4,804.5Intermediate product expenses 3,416.8 3,435.6 3,652.0 3,871.2Capital consumption 4/ 700.1 772.1 796.3 746.0Business taxes 187.7 192.8 179.6 187.2

Factor payments 1,564.6 1,791.4 1,341.6 1,941.8Interest 761.2 848.7 837.1 790.5Nonreal estate 435.8 471.7 467.5 439.4Real estate 325.4 376.9 369.6 351.0Wages to hired labor 148.4 167.3 160.8 165.4Net rent to all landlords 191.5 235.8 200.9 217.3Its!urns to operators 463.4 539.7 142.8 768.6Noncash 5/ -17.4 5.0 -83.4 160.0Cash §,/ 480.8 534.7 226.2 608.6..... *See footnotes at end of table.

70, 80

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Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 If-continued

Item 1981

KENTUCKY

Farms : 103,000

Grose receipts of farms 3,123.0Farm marketings 2,804.6

Crops : 1,452.0Livestock and products 1,352.6

Net inventory change 220.5Government payments 14.3

Other farm income 2/ 40.9Value of home consumption 3/ : 42.6

Nonfactor payments 1,626.6Intermediate product expenses : 1,058.9Capital consumption 4/ 533.6

Business taxes 34.2

Factor payments 1,496.4Interest 394.5Nonreal estate 218.7Real estate : 175.8

Wages to hired labor : 145.4Net rent to all landlords : 170.4

Returns to operators : 786.0Noncash 5/ : 259.5

Cash 6/ 526.4

LOUISIANA

Farms : 38,000

Gross receipts of farms . 1,788.1

Farm marketings : 1,679.8Crops : 1,227.4Livestock and products : 452.3

Net inventory change : 54.3Government payments 15.4Other farm income 2/ 24.5

Value of home consumption 3/ 14.2

Nonfactor payments 1,116.3

Intermediate product expenses : 853.7Capital consumption 4/ 246.6Business taxes : 16.1

Factor payments : 671.8Interest : 331.7Nonreal estate . 184.9Real estate : 146.8

Wages to hired labor : 103.8Net rent to all landlords : 132.6Returns to operators : 103.8Noncash 5/ : 64.2Cash 6/ 39.6


71

1982 : 1983 1984

Number

103,000 103,000

Million dollars

101,000

3,087.6 2,440.1 3,371.22,889.3 2,741.7 2,652.1

1,607.9 1,266.5 1,239.71,281.4 1,475.2 1,412.4

107.8 -438.4 549.012.9 61.6 96.735.5 33.2 37.3

42.1 42.0 36.1

1,628.1 1,584.6 1,643.81,016.9 1,034.7 1,050.5577.6 516.8 560.5

33.7 33.0 32.7

1,459.4 855.6 1,727.4432.9 419.0 401.0230.8 209.3 190.2202.1 209.7 210.8172.2185.2

165.575.2

170.3190.8

669.2 195.9 965.2145.7 -400.3 581.0523.5 596.1 384.2

Number

37,500 36,500

Million dollars

1,821.7 1,821.4

1,815.4 1,685.3

1,306.9 1,185.2

508.5 500.0-112.6 -58.683.1 155.921.5 26.8

14.3 12.1

1,067.7 1,101.3

789.0 801.3261.8 281.1

17.0 18.9

753.9 720.1373.9

200.0

358.4

178.3

173.8113.9 1N:15

135.1 132.1

131.0 120.1

-103.2 -51.1234.2 171.2

36,000

1,919.7

1,527.5

1,049.8

427277:71

121.5

30.912.8

1,153.4894.6239.8

19.0

766.4353.8

177.8

176.0112.7

122.3

177.5235.1-57.6

81

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Table 6 --Farm production transactions (excludingoperator households), by State,

1981-84 J-- continued

Item2

: 1981

2 2

: 1982 : 1983

2

: 1984

MAINE

Farms

:

:

2

8,100

Number

7,900 8,100 8,000

: Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 2 550.4 455.3 457.8 481.0Farm marketings: 472.5 418.5 438.0 455.8Crops: 186.3 160.0 155.2 166.6

Livestock and products 2 286.2 258.4 282.8 289.2Net inventory change : 49.9 16.6 -1.0 .1Government payments : 2.3 2.3 2.7 4.3Other farm income 2./ : 12.4 13.7 14.1 16.6Value of home consumption 2/ : 13.2 4.3 4.0 4.2

Nonfactor payments: 395.4 331.0 350.5 348.2

Intermediate product expenses : 319.8 257.3 267.1 269.7Capital consumption 4/ 2 65.5 61.9 70.7 65.1Business taxes

2 10.2 11.8 12.7 13.3

Factor payments2 155.0 124.4 107.4 132.8Interest : 27.5 30.9 29.0 31.6

Nonreal estate : 17.6 19.7 16.9 19.4Real estate 2 9.8 11.3 12.1 12.2

Wages to hired labor : 41.4 46.2 44.4 45.7Net rent to all landlords: -.9 -1.1 -.9 -1.1Returns to operators : 87.0 48.3 34.8 56.6

Noncash 5/ : 62,3 19.9 2.1 3.3Cash 6/ t 24.7 28.4 32.7 53.3

MARYLAND 2 Number

Farms: 18,200 18,000 18,000 17,8002

t Million dollars:

Gross receipts of farms 2 1,125.8 1,079.7 1,071.9 7,273.2Farm merketings : 1,038.6 1,025.1 1,047.1 1,154.0Crops : 344.9 317.7 327.9 342.9Livestock,and products 2 693.7 707.4 719.2 811.1Net inventory change : 37.8 3.5 -35.3 38.7Government payments t 3.0 2.6 13.1 23.8Other farm income 2/ : 36.5 39.0 42,1 50.2

Value of home consumption 1/Z.I : 10.0 9.5 6.8 6.5

Nonfactor payments : 903.3 842.4 885.3 907.7Intermediate product expenses : 744.7 681.9 729.1 747.6Capital consumption 4/ 2 138.3 137.6 131.5 134.6Business taxes

t 20.3 22.9 24.7 25.6

Factor payments2 222.5 237.3 186.6 365.4

Interest t 92.3 98.6 96.6 96.4Nonreal estate : 34.5 34.7 30.7 32.0Real estate 2 57.7 63.9 65.9 64.4Wages to hired labor . 67.1 77.2 74.2 76.3

Net rent to all landlords : 2.1 -.6 -5.8 -1.0Returns to operators 61.0 62.1 21.5 193.7Noncash Si : 42.2 6.7 -34.5 38.9Cash 6/

2 18.8 55.4 56.0 154.8


72 82

Table 6 - -Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,

1981-84 1i-continued

=====..0IN.MMONNIMI.M.10111NOMOMON110,0114101MMIO.411140.

Item

:

:

:

:

1981 :

:

MASSACHUSETTS :

Farms : 6,100

:

Gross receipts of farms : 356.5Farm marketing. : 349.4

Crops : 214.5

Livestock and products : 134.9Net inventory change : -6.8

Government payments . .8

Other farm income 2/ : 10.5


Nonfactor payments : 198.7

Intermediate product expenses : 138.1

Capital consumption 4/ . 49.6Business taxes : 10.9

Factor payments : 157.8

:nearest : 23.8Nonreal estate : 17.6

Real estate : 6.2

Wages to hired labor : 46.5Net rent to all landlords : .6

Returns to operators : 86.9

Noncash 5/ : -9.5Cash I/ : 96.4

MICHIGAN :

Farms : 65,000

:

Gross receipts of farms : 3,074.3

Farm marketing. : 2,756.7Crops : 1,644.1Livestock and products : 1,112.6

Net inventory change : 150.3

Government payments : 17.3Other farm income 2/ : 120.8


Nonfactor payments : 2,119.2Intermediate product expenses : 1,392.6Capital consumption 4/ 547.1Business taxes : 179.4

Factor payments 955.1Intarest 350.0Nonreal estate 179.4Real estate 170.6

Wages to hared labor : 173.7

Net rent to all landlords 19.6

Returns to operators 411.8Noncash O/ : 169.1

Cash 6! : 242.7


73

: :

1982 : 1983 : 1984

: :

Number

6,100 6,100

Million dollars

6,100

360.8 385.5 405.7

351.9 367.4 382.9219.3 230.1 251.1

132.6 137.3 131.8-6.8 1.8 2.2

.6 .7 3.111.5 11.9 14.4

3.6 3.6 3.1

200.8 210.2 212.2136.3 143.0 141.2

52.5 54.8 58.312.0 12.4 12.7

160.1 175.2 193.5

23.0 22.7 17.815.8 14.6 11.3

7.2 P.1 6.4

51.4 49.4 50.8.6 .9 1.3

85.0 102.2 123.6

-9.3 -.3 -.7

94.3 102.5 124.3

Number

64,000 64,000 63,000

Million dollars

3,055.3

2,750.5

1,574.21,176.3

105.540.4

129.2

29.6

2,137.91,414.1

!30.5193.3

917.4394.4

193.6

200.82C".7

o.6

314.612?.2

191.5

S3

2,948.8 3,331.9

2,901.0 2,777.01,634.2 1,479.41,266.8 1,297.6

-256.4 201.9

144.4 167.7133.3 162.5

26.5 22.8

2,244.4 2,290.91,470.9 1,569.6570.9 514.3202.7 207.0

704.4 1,041.0387.6 397.9176.5 190.1

211.2 207.8194.8 200.4

1.8 -6.0

120.1 448.6-241.3 212.8

361.3 235.8

continued--

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Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 19 84

MINNESOTA

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketings

Crops

Livestock and productsNet inventory changeGovernment paymentsOther farm income 2/Value of home consumption 3/

Number

: 104,000 103,000 102,000 101,000

Million dollars

7,010.4 6,767.1 6,384.4 7,621.66,656.3 6,589.0 6,472.3 6,242.43,264.2 3,042.2 3,135.0 2,904.33,392.1 3,546.8 3,337.3 3,338.0

171.2 -114.5 -802.2 729.479.1 182.9 611.7 529.967.3 74.9 68.3 83.536.5 34.9 34.2 36.3

Nonfactor payments 4,509.3Intermediate product expenses : 3,208.5Capital consumption 4/ 1,164.5Business taxes 136.3

4,578.93,212.8

1;211.3

154.8

4,545.53,191.1

1,187.4166.9

4,667.73,358.4

1,147.2

162.1

1,838.9Factor payments 2,188.2

=922,501.1

1,111.6 1,109.7Interest

586.1Nonreal estate988.4576.0 624.5

487.2Real estate596.7513.1412.4 502.1

Wages to hired labor 198.0 229.2 220.3Net rent to all landlords : 364.3 287.8 231!)..

Returns to operators :

362.3952.4 483.1

-782.9 750.2

221.2 1,328.4Noncash 5/ : 193.9 -95.4 -Cash 6/ : 758.6 578.5 1,004.0 578.2

MISSISSIPPI

Farms

Number

: 56,000 53,000 51,000 50,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms : 2,321.4 2,403.8 2,161.5 2,580.3Farm marketings : 2,118.0 2,321.1 2,072.9 2,167.9

Crops : 1,254.5 1,381.5 1,146.1 1,123.1Livestock and products : 863.5 939.6 926.8 1,044.9

-98.2Net inventory change 105.6

19.5-207.3 171.3

Government payments 103.9 221.6 164.5Other farm income 2/ . 55.8 54.5 58.5Value of home consumption 3/ :

56.2

22.1 21.2 19.7 18.1

Nonfactor payments : 1,615.6 1,493.0 1,463.4 1,559.25Intermediate product expenses : 1,266.8 1,125.3 1,11 -8 1,211.P

Capital consumption 4./ 323.1 339.0 315.8Business taxes 25.7 18.7

320.421 32.4

1,021.1Factor payments : 705.8404.7 27.A 430.9Interest :

249.5M.79

239.6Nonreal estate : 270.6

21181;:45Real estate 155.2

142.2187.8:

136.6 140.6Wages to hired labor :

Net rent to all landlords : Ig..0 104.5 85.2 93.7Returns to operators . 62.7 213.2 48.9 355.9Noncash 5/ : 124.6 -80.5 -190.8 186.0Cash 6/ : -61.9 293.7 239.8 169.9


74 84


Item : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984

MISSOURI

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketingsCrops


Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expensesCapital consumption 4/

Business taxes

Factor payments

InterestNonreal estate

Real estateWages to hired laborNet rent to all landlords

Returns to operatorsNoncash 5/Cash 6/

MONTANA

Fans




Nonfactor payments

Intermediate product expensesCapital consumption 4/Business taxes

Fact-sr payments

InterestNonreal estateReal estate

Wages to hired laborNet rent t., all landlordsReturns to operatorsNoncash 5/Cash 6/


: 120,000

4,611.94,124.61,820.9

2,303.7216.2105.4

123.4: 42.3

2,992.92,135.2

755.6: 102.1

: 1,619.1: 645.9. 350.0: 295.9: 144.4

264.6. 564.2: 243.6: 320.6

: 23,900

:

: 1,736.8

: 1,410.2: 781.0. 629.2: 212.8

85.116.212.5

1,034.9

: 685.2267.2

: 82.5

. 701.9: 372.8: 186.7. 186.1: 87.4: 80.1: 161.6: 216.0: -54.3

Number

118,000 118,000

Million dollars

4,039.6 3,641.43,849.8 3,769.71,778.1 1,506.92,071.7-60.4

2,262.8-536.5

.79.8 241.2129.141.2

128.7

38.3

2,863.3 2,963.42,019.9 2,132.5

735.5 724.3107.9 106.6

1,176.4 678.0701.7 685.3361.9 339.7339.7 345.5164.5 158.1

228.5 168.881.7

-36.1-334.1

117.8-514.3180.2

Number

24,000 24,000

Million dollars

1,724.1 1,693.91,551.2 1,489.4897.2 832.1654.0 657.325.9 -54.3116.9 230.318.1 15.911.9 12.7

1,065.0 1,074.3695.1 729.7291.1 27C.178.8 74.4

659.1 619.6414.3 410.2212.8 200.3201.6 210.099.1 95.285.1 79.660.6 34.627.2 -51.733.4 86.4

117,000

4,202.93,728.51,562.3

2,1 64.021

224.6155.135.6

2,943.32,127.0

709.1

107.2

1,259.5

618.6336.8

341.8162.6

204.6213.877.8

135.9

24,000

1,553.2

1,419.4647.06

772.4

-138.4239.617.914.6

1,090.9

758.7

255.077.2

462.3413.6198.8

214.897.969.4

-118.6-134.4

15.7

continued--

75 85


Item 1981

NEBRASKA

Farms : 65,000

Gross receipts of farms : 7,499.8Farm marketings : 6,622.5props

: 2,826.6Livestock and products : 3,795.9

Net inventory change 691.6Government payments 101.0Other farm income 2/ 59.4Value of home consumption 3/ 25.3

Nonfactor payments : 5,028.9Intermediate product expenses : 3,934.4Capital consumption 4/ 846.4Business taxes 248.1

Factor payments : 2,470.8Interest 956.9Nonreal estate 615.4Real estate 341.6

Wages to hired labor : 159.9Net rent to all landlords 369.3ReLurne to operators 984.8

Noncash 5/ .. 706.0

Cash 6/ : 278.8

NEVADA

Farms : 3,100

Gross receipts of farms 244.8Farm marketings : 214.8Crops

. 81.8Livestock and products : 133.0

Net inventory change : 20.4Government payments : 3.7Other farm income 2/ 2.4Value of home consumption 3/ 3.5

Nonfactor payments 166.6Intermediate product expenses : 129.6Capital consumption 4/ : 33.7Business taxes . 3.2

Factor payments . 78.2Interest : 35.1Nonreal estate . 12.6Real estate . 22.5

Wages to hired labor 21.0Net rent to all landlords : 4.8Returns to operators 17.3Noncash 5/ 22.2Cash 6/ -4.9

See footnotes at ead of table.

76

1982 : 1983 1984

Number

63,000 62,000 60,000

Million dollars

7,195.6 6,692.0 7,910.77,005.9 6,431.6 7,081.72,669.4 2,213.9 2,558.74,336.5 4,217.7 4,523.0-178.2 -608.4 205.3277.5 786.8 533.065.3 57.4 69.525.1 24.5 21.3

5,088.0 5,036.3 5,074.03,987.4 3,948.1 3,994.4838.1 820.8 809.3262.5 267.4 270.2

2,107.5 1,655.7 2,836.71,045.4 1,034.6 994.1652.8 638.8 602.9392.6 395.8 391.2184.5 177.3 182.4352.1 276.4 318.9525.6 167.4 1,341.3

-165.5 -595.6 214.3691.0 1,127.0

Number

2,900 2,700 2,700

Million dollars

237.7236.8

70.7166.1

-8.94.4

2.7

2.7

160.0119.3

37.72.9

77.737.9

13.7

24.1

13.15.4

11.3-8.319.'

86

245.2 255.1228.6 252.375.5 80.0

153.0 172.46.7 -7.44.1 4.52.3 2.73.4 2.9

171.0 169.2128.9 129.238.2 36.33.8 3.7

74.2 85.937.7 38.712.1 12.725.6 26.022.2 22.95.1 4.89.2 19.58.3 -6.4.9 25.9

continued--

Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1i-continued

Item

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Farms


Crops

Livestock and productsNet inventory changeGovernment payments

Other farm income 2/Value of home consumption 3/

Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expensesCapital consumption 4/Business taxes

Factor paymentsInterestNonreal estateReal estate


Noncash 5/Cash 6/

NEW JERSEY

Farms

Gross receipts of farms


Livestock and productsNet inventory change

Government paymentsOther farm income 2/Value of home consumption 3/

Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expensesCepital consumption 4/Business taxes




Noncash 5/Cash 6/


:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

.

1981

3,400

115.0102.5

30.572.0

3.7.7

5.5

2.6

86.563.3

18.7

4.5

28.5

5.82.9

3.9

13.1-1.1

9.8

5.7

4.1

9,500

532.0493.2

358.3134.8

3.3

1.5

29.94.1

346.9

231.490.824.6

185.235.7

14.3

21.561.4

-4.492.4

3.688.7

77

1982 1983

3,400

121.7

1391:79

77.7-.1.6

7.24.3

93.167.9

20.05.3

28.67.22.4

4.914.0

-1.28.6

3.6

5.0

9,500

535.5

501.4364.7

136.8-9.04.434.9

3.9

339.2

225.079.8

34.3

196.439.713.6

26.165.7

-6.597.6

-9.2106.8

1984

3,500

121.7108.9

33.475.5

.61.7

8.52.0

93.266.8

20.85.6

28.5

6.02.23.7

14.4-1.29.31.9

7.4

9,400

573.3

505.3370.5134.7

14.8

7.342.0

3.9

349.0

232.281.635.3

224.340.814.2

:

26.7

-7.1123.014.3108.7

continued--

Number

3,400

Million dollars

114.0108.1

31.4

76.7

-1.5.7

4.52.2

86.461.9

19.5

5.0

27.6

7.22.7

4.514.5

-1.2

7.0

.1

6.9

Number

9,500

Million dollars

549.8

511.5

379.4132.1

2.1

1.1

31.5

3.7

345.3

228.085.731.6

204.439.515.7

23.868.3

-6.0102.6

1.4

101.2


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Item

:

:

:

.

:

.

!

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

.

.

.

1981

14,000

992.8894.8309.6

585.2

49.426.0

14.38.3

707.6595.4

99.213.0

285.1

120.655.6

65.061.0

23.580.1

52.727.3

47,000

2,855.9

2,675.4802.3

1,873.2

89.1

6.9

57.5

27.0

2,000.71,451.0434.3

115.5

855.2327.4243.184.3229.'-17.6315.7102.7

----------------------------------1982 1983

Number

14,000 14,000

Million dollars

987.6 1,010.3946.1 963.6314.0 329.3632.1 634.4-15.431.9

-35.257.5

16.2 15.98.8 8.4

699.5 732.3588.1 620.8100.8 100.510.6 11.0

288.2 277.9135.562.9

129.8

72.6 70.968.9 66.222.0 22.561.7 59.4

-12.2 -32.173.9 91.5

Number

48,000 49,000

Million dollars

2,744.9 2,719.5

2,583.4 2,636.5728.q

1 ,854.)

718.31,918.2

61.6 -42.613.8 39.060.7 61.225.4 25.5

1,948.5 2,104.41,374.8 1,516.1451.1 458.0122.6 130.4

796.4 615.2

32116.76

310.0

98.1200.8

109.2265.8 256.5-19.6 -21.4234.4 70.171.9 -31.6162.5 101.6

1984

----- -------_--

14,000

1,111.6

988.7332.2656.545.149.2

19.09.6

793.9675.6

107.211.1

317.6

123.156.1

67.0

68.1

25.2101.2

49.152.1

48,000

2,894.4

2,705.4794.3

1,911.124.9

63.775.5

24.9

2,108.5

1,528.1

445.1

134.5

785.8310.6202.4

108.2

263.9-22.4

233.834.8

199.0

continued--

---_------_----------__-----_--------------------__---__---__-----____----

NEW MEXICO

Farms




Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expenses

Capital consumption 4/Business taxes



NEW YORK

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketingsCropsLivestock and products

Net inventory changeGovernment paymentsOther farm income 2/

Value of home consumption 3/




See footnote. at end of table.

78 88

Table 6 --Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 11-continued

Item 1981 1982 s 1983 1984

NORTH CAROLINA

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketingsCrops


Nonfactor payments


Factor paymentsInterestNonreal estate


Returns to operatorsNoncash 5/Cash 6/

NORTH DAKOTA

Farms

Gross receipts of farmsFarm marketingsCropsLivestock and products


Nonfactor payments





See footnotes at end of teble.

s

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

90,000

4,367.73,969.92,365.71,604.2

105.515.5

222.754.1

2,747.4

2,168.7524.5

54.2

1,620.2

377.7222.6

155.1

238.0172.2

832.3147.5

684.8

38,500

2,854.12,581.5

1,989.2592.3

101.8

130.7

26.5

13.6

1,715.11,080.5

558.376.2

1,139.04°' 3

315.3181.077.1

268.9

296.7109.9

186.8

Number

86,000 83,000

Million dollars

4,210.7 3,794.73,922.7 3,630.42,302.1 1,951.31,620.6 1,679.1

13.1 -158.816.5 67.1

214.1 214.044.4 42.0

2,549.8 2,606.61,975.6 2,056.3519.7 493.854.5 56.5

1,660.9 1,188.1410.8 393.3225.6185.2

198.3

195.0264.1154.3

253.9

121.0831.7 420.043.9 -129.7787.8 549.7

Number

37,000 36,500

Million dollars

2,954.0 2,873.22,605.6 2,730.91,999.4 2,083.2606.3 647.6107.5 -452.8200.2 558.429.5 25.011.2 11.8

1,759.7 1,731.61,123.9

554.41,083.4

569.481.4 78.8

1,194.3 1,141.6555.3 552.3343.9211.4

329.6222.8

85.5 82.1262.8

-:

7C1.0

254.0 20290.7 2

112.5178.2

79,000

4,709.64,125.4

2,198.21,927.2

177.671.9

293.641.1

2,699.72,138.4

502.8

58.5

2,009.9

398.9201.6

197.3

261.2153.6

1,196.31,

205.2991.1

36,000

3,273.22,544.21,853.9690.3

224.0463.230.0

11.7

1,795.31,165.4

548.081.9

1,477.9540.0

322.7217.484.5

265.3

588.0229.6358.5

continued--

8979

Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1 --continued

INI248

Item

........

:

: 1981: :

: 1982 : 1983

....... ...M.. ..............

:

: 1984

.......OHIO : Number

Farms : 94,000 93,000 92,000 90,000

: Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms : 3,544.4 3,737.4 3,384.8 4,482.5Farm marketing : 3,343.7 3,583.9 3,615.4 3,610.7

Crops : 1,911.7 2,054.1 2,095.9 1,999.0Livestock and products : 1,431.9 1,529.9 1,519.5 1,611.7

Net inventory change : 101.5 34.5 -477.8 552.0Government payments : 24.1 42.4 175.9 232.2

Other farm income 2/ : 45.9 48.4 43.2 50.2Value of home consumption 3/ : 29.3 28.2 28.2 37.4

Nonfactor payments : 2;777.0 2,749.9 2,773.8 2,855.5Intermediate product expenses : 1,945.0 1,902.9 1,914.7 2,010.1Capital consumption 4/ : 716.0 731.3 738.5 722.3

Business taxes : 116.0 115.7 120.6 123.0

Factor payments : 767.4 987.5 611.0 1,627.0Interest : 493.2 538.3 521.9 494.8Nonrsal estate : 246.7 252.1 227.7 203.0Real setae. : 246.5 286.2 294.2 291.8

Wages to hired labor : 157.6 178.3 171.4 17e.3Net rent to all landlords : 130.9 166.7 127.5 189.5

Returns to operators : -14.3 104.1 -209.8 766.4

Noncash 1 : 123.0 53.9 -458.0 580.6

Cash 1 : -137.3 50.2 248.2 185.8

OKLAHOMA : Number

Farms : 73,000 73,000 73,000 74,000

: Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms : 3,241.2 3,235.7 2,919.9 3,008.5Farm marketing : 2,827.2 3,199.9 2,568.0 2,562.5Crops . 997.3 1,109.4 878.5 786.7Livestock and products : 1,829.9 2,090.5 1,689.5 1,775./

Net inventory change : 233.3 -148.5 -50.0 81.4Government payments . 12A.3 127.7 351.7 309.4Other farm income 2/ : 24.6 24.5 18.3 21.2

Value of home consumption 3/ : 31.7 32.1 31.9 34.1

Nonfactor payments : 2,236.8 2,005.4 2,024.2 2,002.0Intermediate product expenses : 1,817.8 1,554.5 1,571.6 1,550.8Capital consumption 4/ ; 354.7 383.5 376.3 371.8Business taxes 64.4 67.3 76.3 79.4

Factor payments 1,004.4 895.6 1,006.5Interest 565.6 605.6 587.2 568.7

Nonreal estate 343.0 350.2 332.9 322.6Real estate 222.6 255.4 254.3 246.1

Wages'to hired labor 92.8 105.6 101.5 104.4Net rent to all landlords 39.7 60.1 40.6 54.7

Returns to operators 306.4 459.1 166.4 278.6Noncash 5/ 260.3 -121.7 -23.2 110.2

Cash if 46.1 580.8 189.5 168.4


809 0

Table 6--Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1 / -- continued

Item

:

.

:

1981 :

OREGON

Farms : 36,500

:

Gross receipts of farms 1,888.7Farm marketing. : 1,712.0

Crops t 1,098.4Livestock and products : 613.6

Net inventory change : 32.4Governmentpayments : 19.3Other farm income 2/ : 97.0Value of home consumption 3/ : 28.0

:

Nonfactor payments : 1,110.2Intermediate product expenses : 852.5Capital consumption 4/ : 203.0Business taxes : 54.7

:

Factor payments : 778.5Interest : 288.9Nonreal estate : 132.3

Real estate : 156.6Wages to hired labor : 169.1Net rent to all landlords : 39.4Returns to operators : 281.1

Noncash 5/ : 50.4Cash 6/ 230.6

PENNSYLVANIA

Farms : 61,000

Gross receipts of farms 3,164.6

Farm marketings 2,913.1Crops 765.2Livestock and products 2,147.9

Net inventory change 146.6Government payments 11.9Other farm income 1 56.0Value of home consumption 3/ 37.0

Nonfactor payments 2,277.9

Intermediate product expenses : 1,681.6Capital consumption 4/ 529.4Business taxes 66.9


:

:

886.7251.4

Nonreal estate : 116.9

Real estate 134.5Wages to hired labor : 211.3Net rent to all landlords : -35.0Returns to operators : 459.0Noncash 5/ : 171.7Cash 6/ : 287.3


81

:

1982 : 1983 1984

Number

37,000 37,500

Million dollars

37,000

1,822.3 1,853.9 1,968.91,736.6 1,600.1 1,791.8

1,077.9 1,033.3 1,166.1

!:::7-66.5566.855.4

625.6

176.8130.6 64.295.6 104.6 110.526.1 29.6 28.3

1,083.2 1.111.8 1,121.0813.8 840.1 851.5210.3 215.8 212.459.2 55.9 57.1

739.1 742.1 847.8318.0 310.5 304.2143.0 130.7 124.2175.0 179.8 0.180.1195.0 187.4 192.836.0 40.8 37.5

190.1 203.4 313.4-51.6 74.3 -20.7241.8 129.1 334.0

Number

60,000 59,000

Million dollars

58,000

3,037.3 3,068.4 3,558.6

2,987.4 3,060.3 3,165.5825.0 837.7 923.1

2,162.3 2,222.6 2,242.4

-58.5 -120.0 20%.57.4 30.1 80.759.9 60.2 73.4

41.0 37.9 36.5

2,230.7 2,383.3 2,354.51,622.2 1,784.4 1,749.6

536.5 523.4 525.572.0 75.5 79.3

80 .6 685.1 1,204.2270.2 259.6

109.5149.3 151.1 1148.05

242.7 233.2 240.0

-38.9 -40.0

332.6 231.2 743.5-30.9 -94.9 225.7363.5 126.2 517.8

91

continued--


Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

RHODE ISLAND Number

Farms 820 800 800 750

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 35.6 55.7 60.0 65.0Farm marketings 34.0 53.9 57.7 61.5Crops 18.7 39.5 45.3 47.7Livestock and products 15.3 14.2 12.4 13.9

Net inventory change .2 -.1 -.3 .6

Government payments .2 .1 .1 .2Other farm income 2/ .9 1.3 1.9 2.0Value of home consumption 3/ .4 .5 .7 .6

Nonfactor payments 26.3 26.0 27.0 27.4Intermediate product expenses 18.7 17.8 18.4 18.8Capital consumption 4/Business taxes

5.1

2.64.93.2

5.03.5

4.83.7

Factor payments 9.3 29.8 33.0 37.6Interest 2.0 2.3 2.3 1.9Nonreal estate 1.1 1.2 1.0 .9

Real estate .8 1.1 1.3 .9

Wages to hired labor 5.2 5.9 5.6 5.8Net rent to all landlords -.3 -.4 -.5 -.4Returns to operators 2.4 22.1 25.6 30.3Noncash 5/ .4 .2 .1 1.0Cash 6/ 2.1 21.9 25.4 29.3


Farms 33,000 31,000 29,000 28,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 1,231.1 1,199.6 998.9 1,286.9Farm marketings 1,096.4 1,100 9 ?93.8 1,135.8Crops 700.3 706.2 588.4 708.1Livestock and prce..!cen 396.1 394.7 405.3 427.7

Net inventory change 64.9 27.2 -91.1 48.8Government payments 15.9 17.2 45.9 45.2Other farm income 2/ 38.9 38.2 37.9 39.8Value of home consumption 3/ 14.9 16.2 12.4 17.3

Nonfactor payments 849.7 757.8 757.5 803.9Intermediate product expenses 656.7 561.5 580.7 624.8Capital consumption 4/ 178.7 181.6 162.4 164.2Business taxes 14.3 14.7 14.4 14.9

Factor payments 381.5 441.8 241.4 483.0Interest 166.1 184.6 175.4 177.6Nonreal estate 93.7 98.9 86.1 87.1Real estate 72.4 85.7 89.4 90.5

Wages to hired labor 80.9 87.7 84.3 86.8Net rent to all landlords 42.9 40.6 34.6 33.9Returns to operators 91.6 128.8 -53.0 184.7Noncash 5/ 74.7 37.6 -84.3 60.3Cash 6/ 16.9 91.2 31.3 124.3


Q7f)4,

87!

Table 6--Farm production tl.tisactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1/--continued

Item:

:

:

1981 2

:

:

:1982 19 83

:

:

: 1984

:

SOUTH DAKOTA

Farms 38,000

Number

37,500 37,000

Million dollars

37,000

Gross receipts of farms 2,905.2 2,872.1 2,773.3 3,353.3Farm marketings 2,725.8 2,566.5 2,567.2 2,888.8

Crops 864.0 927.2 917.8 1,085.)Livestock and products : 1,861.9 1,639.3 1,649.4 1,802.9

Net inventory change : 33.9 157.1 -111.2 174.5Government payments 90.7 92.7 266.8 231.3Other farm income 2/ 36.5 40.6 36.2 44.9Value of home consumption 3/ : 18.2 15.1 14.3 13.7

Nonfactor payments 1,719.2 1,741.7 1,801.3 1,842.9Intermediate product expenses 1,221.6 1,222.5 1,259.2 1,295.7Capital consumption 4/ 403.7 421.0 445.8 449.7Business taxes 93.9 98.1 96.4 97.5

Factor payments 1,186.0 1,130.4 972.0 1,510.4Interest 490.2 552.1 532.8 537.1Nonreal estate 329.9 370.7 351.2 358.9Real estate 160.3 181.3 181.5 178.2

Wages to hired labor 65.8 75.1 72.1 74.2Net rent to all landlords 163.1 169.1 163.4 192.3Returns to operators 466.9 334.2 203.7 706.8

Noncash 5/Cash 6/

47.2

419.7-102.2

Z.7167.5 305.9182.7

524.1

TENNESSEE Number

Farms 95,000 95,000 95,000 95,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms : 2,185.7 2,213.7 1,877.5 2,362.4Farm marketings 1,950.4 1,969.2 1,796.9 1,984.6Crops 1,097.9 1,069.5 888.9 981.2Livestock and products 852.5 899.7 908.0 1,003.4

Net inventory change 107.9 113.9 -103.0 178.0Government payments 20.7 28.1 65.8 76.6Other farm income 2/ 60.6 59.6 80.2 87.5Value of home consumption 3/ 46.2 42.8 37.6 35.7

Nonfactor payments 1,465.1 1,428.0 1,465.5 1,553.3Intermediate product expenses : 1,039.1 988.5 1,039.9 1,112.5Capital consumption 4/ 383.9 396.1 382.1 396.4Business taxes 42.1 43.4 43.5 44.4


Nonreal estate:

720.7321.4197.6785.7 412.0

338.7 322.91195.8 174.9

809.1

310502.08Real estate 123.8 142.0 148.0 147.2

Wages to hired labor 100.4 116.6 112.1 115.3Net rent to all landlords 60.7 57.4 36.9 60.8Returns to operators 218.2 272.9 -59.9 333.0Noncash 5/ 149.4 151.4 -70.5 208.4Cash 6/ 88.8 121.5 10.6 124.6

See footnotes at end of table, continued--

83 93


Item 1981

TEXAS

Farms : 189,000

Gross receipts of farms : 10,881.4Farm marketings : 9,819.7Crops : 4,371.5Livestock and products : 5,448.2

Net inventory change 526.4Government paymentsOther farm income 2/

:

:

321.4159.9


Nonfactor payments : 7,310.7Intermediate product expenses : 6,075.7Capital consumption 4/ . 1,020.2Business taxes : 214.8

Factor payments : 3,570.7Interest : 1,167.3Nonreal estate 730.2Real estate : 437.1

Wages to hired laborNet rent to all landlords

:

:

464.7391.9

Retus to operatorsrn.

1,546.8Noncash 5/ 557.0Cash 6/ 989.9

UTAH

Farms : 13,800

Gross receipts of farms 590.4Farm marketings : 542.0Crops : 135.0Livestock and products : 407.1

Net inventory change : 25.3Government payments 7.8Other fare income 2/ : 5.1Value of home consumption 3/ : 10.2

Nonfactor payments : 456.0Inters ,;ate product expenses : 342.9Capital consumption 4/ . 91.0Business taxes : 22.1

Factor payments 134.4Interest : 96.2Nonreal estate : 52.2Real estate : 44.0

Wages to hired labor : 38.2Net rent to all landlords : 3.0Returns to operators : -3.1

Noncash 5/ 34.6Cash 6/ -37.7


84

1982 1983 1984

Number

188,000 187,000 187,000

Million dollars

10,396.6

9,627.64,206.6

5,421.1-88.3643.6161.951.8

6,920.95,700.9993.0227.0227

3,475.7

1,264.5776.4

488.1517.1

332.31,361.8

-63.11,425.0

9,796.69,011.63,490.25,521.4-544.11,129.9

152.446.8

6,642.65,346.21,052.4

2

3,154.0

1,258.0732.7

T.1:1

1,078.2078.2-522.5

1,600.7

11,114.4

9,682.73,781.7

5,92?.0 .94

782.4

178.549.8

7,318.26,036.9

1,027.9

253.4

3,796.1

1,244.2703.9

511.3

377.71,662.9

444.41,218.5

Number

14,000 14,000 14,000

Million dollars

561.1

528.0129.8398.2

9.29.2

6.38.4

418.7

305.294.219.3

142.4

103.654.049.643.4

2.7

-7.316.7

-24.0

557.4

561.2131.0430.2-41.718.6

10.88.4

433.2

317.3

95.1

20.8

124.2

101.848.4

53.441.7

2.7

-34.112.2

605.2

580.1

135.7444.4

-20.128.06.4

10.8

441.2

326.094.2

20.9

164.0104.6

50.1

54422ii

-22.014.3

-10.224.5

9

continued--


Item 1981 1982 1983 1984

VERMONT

Farms

Gross receipts of farms :

Farm marketing* :

Crops .

Livestock and products :

Net inventory change :

Government payments :

Other farm income 2/ :

Value of home consumption 3/ :

Nonfactor paymentsIntermediate product expenses :

Capital consumption 4/Business taxes :

Factor payments :

Interest :

Nonreal estate :

Real estate :

Wages to hired labor :

Net rent to all landlords :


Noncash 5/Cash 6/

VIRGINIA

Farms

8,200

Number

7,500 7,500 7,300

446.0389.4

364:11

1.6

7.8

7.2

296.2

22575.52

13.6

Million dollars

440.2408.9

435.8432.1

28.7 30.0380.2 402.0

15.0 -11.91.6 1.5

8.2 8.2

6.5 5.8

284.1215.2

316.9

21566.7355.714.9

149.8 156.1 118.9

26.8 29.7 30.013.3 14.0 12.4

13.5 15.7. 17.5

29.1 33.8 32.5-3.5 -3.3 -3.797.3 96.0 60.144.1 17.9 -9.5

53.2 78.1 69.6

423.3399.9

3:(9):73

-1.28.5

9.2

6.9

131.79

55.5

15.2

117.6

32.313.6

16.7

33.4

-3.7

55.62.1

53.4

Number

: 59,000 60,000 58,000 57,000

Cross receipts of farms :

Farm marketings :

Crops :

Livestock and products :

Net inventory change :

Government payments .

Other farm income 2/ :

Value of home consumption 3/ :

Nonfactor payments :

Intermediate product expenses :

Capital consumption 4/ :

Business taxes :

Factor payments :

Interest :

Nonreal estate .

Real estate :

Wages to hired 1,..,orNet rent to all landlords :


Noncash 5/ :

Cash 6/ :


Million dollars

1,814.6 1,657.1

1,576.7 1,625.7

669.1 637.1907.5 988.6133.1 -62.310.8 7.567.1 69.526.9 16.8

1,348.8 1,304.9

1,013.3 962.0288.5

2947.0 48.8

465.8 352.3199.4 215.995.2 100.8

104.2 115.1

124.3 140.937.0 30.9105.1 -35.4151.1 -55.7-46.0 20.2

85

95

1,570.4 1,857.01,452.7 1,794.4

560.6 673.3892.0 1,121.2

-7.5 -88.5

46.082.822.2

;91.40

24.8

1,313.5 1,348.3

981.9 1,004.7

281.1 292.0550.4 1.5

256.9 508.7213.8206.1

89.9 98.0116.2 115.8

1 1;:i;

139.3

34.4-108.3 121.3

7.6 -76.4-115.9 197.7

continued--

Table 6 - -Farm production transactions (excluding operator households), by State,1981-84 1/-- continued

Item 1981 1982 1983 : 1984

WASHINGTON

Farms 39,500

Number

39,000 38,000

Million dollars

38,000

Gross receipts of farms 3,053.0 3,184.8 3,288.8Fara marketing. 2,873.5 2,857.1 2,932.5

Grope 1,879.2 1,89'.8 1,941.4 1,903.0Livestock and products 957.8 073.7 915.7 1,029.5

Net inventory change 152.1 -27.3 53.4 53.9Government payments 37.3 77.0 153.8 171.0Other farm income 2/ 96.6 95.1 89.7 100.8Value of home consumption 3/ 40.5 34.7 30.7 30.6

Nonfactor payments 1,717.9 1,637.7 1,663.2 1,722.01-earmedirts product expenses 1,362.7 1,298.7 1,319.3 1,369.9Capital consurpLion 4/ 265.4 268.0 281.3 284.3Business taxes 89.8 71.0 62.6 67.9

Factor payments 1,445.7 1,415.3 1,521.6 1,566.9Interest 317.3 351.7 353.2 359.1

Nonreal estate 155.0 166.2 159.8 161.0Real estate 162.3 185.6 193.4 198.1

Wages to hired labor 281.0 325.6 313.0 322.1Net rtat to all landlords 95.0 84.0 100.9 97.7Returns to operators 752.3 653.9 754.5 788.1

Noncash 5/ 184.5 -1.8 75.5 75.4Cash 6/ 567.1 655.6 675.0 712.6

WEST VIRGINIA Number

Farms : 22,200 22,300 22,800 22,000

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farms 250.9 227.6 234.2 277.5Farm marketing. 209.5 212.1 210.8 225.6Crops 46.3 42.0 40.7 44.0Livestock and products 163.2 170.2 170.1 181.6

Net inventory change 16.0 -11.1 -6.1 19.8

Government payments 3.0 2.5 4.0 5.8Other farm income 2/ 8.4 8.9 8.6 9.1

Value of home consumption 3/ 14.1 15.2 16.9 17.2

Nonfactor payments 266.1 261.5 273.0 270.2Intermediate product expenses 184.3 176.9 188.9 187.6Capital consumption 4/ 75.7 78.6 77.8 76.2Business taxes 6.1 6.0 6.3 6.4

Factor payments -15.1 -33.9 -38.8 7.3Interest 31.4 34.2 33.4 33.2Honreal estate 11.8 12.7 11.5 11.7Real estate 19.6 21.5 21.9 21.5

Wages to hired labor 19.4 22.1 21.2 21.8Net rent to all landlord. .8 .8 .7 1.4Returns to operators -66.7 -91.0 -94.1 -49.2Noncach 5/ 29.0 2.8 9.6 35.7Cash 6/ -95.7 -93.8 -103.7 -84.9


7686

Table 6 - -Farr production transactions (excluding operator househ.lds), by State,1981-84 1 /-- continued

Itae 1981 : 1982 1983 1984

WISCONSIN

Fares

Gross receipts of furs.Farm marketing.CropsLivestock and products

Net inventory changeGovernment paymentsOther fare Income 2/Value of home consumption 3/


InterestFactor payments

Nonreal estate


Return to operatorsNoncash 5/Cash 6/

WYOMING

Farms

.

Number

: 92,000 90,000 88,000 86,000

. 5,381.1

Million dollars

5,77.7 5,198.3

: 5,224.4 5,096.3 5,125.8

: 1,041.5 988.9 985.5

: 4,182.8 4,107.4 4,140.3

. -53.2 32.4 -290.7

: 16.9 46.5 166.0

134.2 148.3 142.9

: 59.9 54.2 54.2

: 3,397.7 3,423.1 3,653.7

: 2,309.8 2,324.0 2,521.3

867.3 877.5 903.0

: 220.6 221.6 229.4

1,984.5 1,954.6 1,544.6

638.9 707.1 694.2374.3 391.9 358.3

264.5 315.2 335.9

248.1 297.1 285.6

15.4 12.8 3.3

1,082.2 937.5 561.4

: -4.8 73.5 -248.%

: 1,086.9 864.1 810.2

Number

: 9,300 9,100 9,200

Million dollars

Gross receipts of farce : 662.9 589.9

Farm marketing. : 601.6

Crops : 141.3 NNLivestock and products 460.2 416.9

Net inventory change 34.7 33.3

Government payments : 10.7 10.5

Other fare income 2/ . 11.0 11.7

Value of home consumption 3/!

4.9 4.2

Nanfactor payments . 481.4 470.5

Intermediate product expenses : 363.1 355.3

Capital consumption 4/ 89.4 89.7

Business taxes 28.9 25.5



Wages to hired labor

Net rent to all landlordsReturns to operators

Noncash 5/Cash e'

181.5 119.4126.2 134.1

69.5 73.1

56.7 60.9: 46.2 52.9

16.1 15.6: -7.0 -83.2

: 31.7 28.4-38.8 -111.7

6,002.85,135.81,062.94,072.9

398.6237.8174.556.0

3,635.42,570.2831.0234.2

2,367.4703.3371.5

293.8331.8

-.1

1,370.3441.79928.7

9,100

599.3 608.3

594.3 573.9112.5 107.4

481.8 466.4

-29.7 -8.5

19.3 25.311.4 13.5

4.0 4.1

503.9 519.8

386.9 403.9

5J.9 89.626.1 26.3

95.3 88.5127.3 125.7

68.0 67.859.2 57.950.9 52.3

17.0 17.0-99.8 -106.5

-34.3 -13.3-65.5 -93.2

1/ Data are for farms with sales of $1,000 or more annually. 2/ Includes machine

hire, custolawork, recreational, and other farm - related income, rental value of farm

laborers' dwellings, and forest product sales. 3/ Includes consumption by resident

employees. 4/ Depreciation and accidental damage. 5/ Excludes capital consumption.

6/ Includes capital consumption. Conceptually, this measure is representative of the

cash accounting method employed by farmers in computing the income of the farm business.7/ Value is between -$50,000 and $50,000.

TABLE 7 --GASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES AND COs.MOOITY GROUPS, UNITE() STATES ANO STATES, 1962 -64(VALUE IN THOUSAND DOLLARS)

1963 1963 1961,STATE ANO PERCENT PERCENT PERCENTCONNOOITY VALUE OF VALUE OF VALUE OF

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

UNITED STATES 1/

ALL COMMOOITIES 142,937,624 100.0 136,260,120 100.0 141034,664 100.0

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 70,267066 49.2 69,443,133 51.0 72,736,996 51.3

MEAT ANIMALS 40,917,268 26.6 36,693,259 26.5 40,757,754 26.7CATTLE/CALVES 29,8130316 20.9 26,666066 21.0 30,606041 21.6HOGS 10,656,8311 7.5 9,765,226 7.2 9,691,303 6.8SHEEP/LAMBS 445.132 .3 426,365 .3 465,410 .3

OAIRY PRODUCTS 16033054 12.6 16,756032 13.6 17027001 12.6MILK.WHOLESALE 17,945,661 12.6 16054006 13.6 17066376 12.5MILK,RETAIL 267,693 .2 272,426 .2 265.725 .2

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 9,269097 6.5 9,737053 7.1 11,695,182 6.4BRCILERS 4/ 4,476,329 3.1 4,672,704 3.6 5,970,362 4.2EGGS 3037001 2.4 3,446,609 2.5 4,085,760 2.9TURKEYS 4/ 1,254,740 .9 1,269,067 .9 1,655,497 1.2CHICKEWS,FARN 118027 .1 147053 .1 170,151 .1OUCKS NA NA 14,112

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 1026,649 10 2,055,069 10 2,156,259 1.5HORSES/MULES 430,020 .3 560,000 .4 560,000 .4ACICACULTURE NA NA 123036 .1WOCL 72,367 .1 62,976 73,659 .1MOHAIR 25,500 42,930 46,160HONEY 4/ NA NA 880BEESWAX NA NA 25OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 1,296,962 .9 1069061 1.0 1.331,599 .9

CROPS 7/ 72,670,036 50.6 66,816,987 49.0 69,095.668 48.7

F000 GRAINS 11,468,979 8.0 9,733,039 7.1 9,759,041 6.9WHEAT 9,912027 6.9 8,797,524 6.5 6,442,649 6.0RICE 6515.253 1.1 882,367 .6 1,223,076 .9RYE 40,799 53,148 73,314 .1

FEEC CROPS 17,230,671 12.1 16r190,781 11.9 1601)56172 11.6CORN 12,625,069 8.8 11,640,113 8.5 16616065 8.2HAY 1,990,031 1.4 2,121,231 1.6 2,289,77'. 1.6SORGHUM GRAIN 1,483,937 1.0 1,158,860 .9 1,298,211 .9BARLEY 793.438 .6 960,487 .7 940,786 .7OATS 338,196 .2 310090 .2 305,719 .2

COTTON 4,928,025 3.4 3015042 2.4 3,359,162 2.4COTTON LINT 4,643,340 3.2 2019050 2.1 2.925097 2.1COTTONSEED 284.665 .2 396,192 .3 433,265 .3

TOBACCO 3,341,519 2.3 2,831,400 2.1 2,841,132 2.0

OIL CROPS 13,813051 9.7 13005031 9.9 13,666,377 9.6SOYBEANS 12018,571 8.8 12r136,901 8.9 12,111,007 3.5PEANUTS 818075 .6 793,428 .6 1,097,534 .8SUNFLOWER 427,123 .3 529,593 .4 406,884 .3FLAXSEED 49,982 45,509 30,952SAFFLOWER NA NA 20,000

VEGETABLES 8,113,242 5.7 8,105,169 5.5 8,911,052 6.3

OFFER VEGETABLES 2,042,955 1.4 2.033,579 1.5 2,264,840 1.6PCTATOES 1,504,029 1.1 1,520,586 1.1 1,770,482 1.2DRY BEANS 418077 .3 378,994 .3 313,041 .2SWEETPOTATaES 118002 .1 132,772 .1 152,233 .1DRY PEAS NA NA 27,857TARO 1,447 1,227 1,227

TRUCK CROPS 5,946,547 4.2 5044,965 4.4 6,383,707 4.5TOMATOES 6124050 .8 1,137.378 .8 1.222,009 .9LETTUCE 740,682 .5 7,0,630 .6 679,263 .5ONIONS 384,232 .3 340,259 .2 610,083 .4CORN,5WEET 342,649 .2 317,632 .2 367,921 .3BROCCOLI 213057 .1 210,774 .2 238,257 .2CELERY 194,280 .1 250,239 .2 228,457 .2CARROTS 229,269 .2 232,192 .2 223,396 .2CAULIFLOWER 133,701 .1 143r176 .1 180,847 .1CABBAGE 89,277 .1 68.115 136,220 .1BEANS,SNAP 119,357 .1 112092 .1 128,375 .1PEAS,GREEN 112,541 .1 92,196 .1 117,547 .1ASPARAGUS 52,191 52,423 61,923PEPPERS 35,018 35,909 49,651CUCUMBERS 23,900 25,211 38,687SPINACH 20007 24,328 19,626ECGPLANT 2,693 2,445 2,765ESCAROLE 2,880 3.853 2.565BEETS 2,667 1,501 1,579MISC VEG 8/ 2,122,303 1.5 2,105,612 1.5 2,074,536 1.5

SEE FOOTNOTES AT ENO OF TABLE. CONTINUED--

8898

TAME 7CASN RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, UNITED STATES AND STATES, 1902 -04--CONTINUED

(VALUE IN THCIISAND GOLLARSI

STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1902

VALUEPERCENT

DPTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OfTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

MELONS 123,740 .1 126,625 .1 262,505 .2

CANTALOUPS 9/ 36,795 39,370 165,402 .1

HCNEYOE4 MELONS 53,111 51,540 55 052

WATERMELONS 33,034 35,707 41,751

FRUITS AND NUTS 6,004,058 4.8 64026,352 4.4 6,264,516 4.4

CITRUS 1,709,675 1.3 1,640,036 1.2 1,673,025 1.2

ORANGES 1,360,920 1.0 1,809,672 1.0 1,265,600 .9

GRAPEFRUIT 224,967 .2 181,072 .1 238,327 .2

LEMONS 1020778 .1 09,664 .1 97,476 .1

TANGELOS 31,863 20,169 5 36,497

LIMES 21,914 20,594 22,150

TANGERINES 39,225 37,665 12,965

NONCITRUS 3,334557 2.4 29450424 2.2 3,0110111 2.1

APPLES 840,000 .6 747,551 .5 930,913 .7

GRAPES 4413,639 1.0 14076,264 .8 845,546 .6

PEAChES 262,665 .2 254,864 .2 3201917 .2

CHIMES 126,045 .1 178,347 .1 160,524 .1

NAM/PRUNES 1714836 .1 170,445 .1 150,881 .1

pFARS 147,525 .1 136,796 .1 147,014 .0

PINEAPP.ES 99,160 .1 93,000 *I 93,000 .1

AVOCADOS 99,700 .1 113,571 .1 89,506 .1

PAPAYAS 11,404 11,591 07,254 .1

OLIVES 75,741 .1 31,659 45,440

NECTARINES 44,322 5 55,500 41,725

AFRI:OTS 354718 20,896 35,216 5

KIWI FRUIT 10,580 14,203 5 17,729 5

DATES 16,786 13,905 17,525

FIGS 10,481 6,997 10,128

CCFFEE 2,129 5,300 3,814

PCMEGRANATES 3,341 5,141 3,240

BANANAS 4645 5 1,395 5 24730 5

BERRIES 719,652 .5 716,285 .5 644,524 .5

STRAWBERRIES 424,539 .3 40/4E13 .3 313,528 .2

CRANBERRIES 142,018 .1 155,264 .1 183,250 .1

BLUEBERRIES 46,708 44,778 5 29,504

RASPEERRIES 22,146 14.397 5 17,569

BLACKBERRIES 6,791 7,827 12,831 5

OTHER BERRIES 10/ 77,450 .1 86,831 .1 87,842 .1

TREE NUTS 805,461 .6 601,303 .4 819,903 .6

ALMONDS 311,051 .2 251,576 .2 452,322 .3

PECANS 152,920 .1 158,426 .1 141,639 .1

WALNUTS 238,680 .2 125,544 .1 132,484 .1

PISTACHIOS 53,068 37,485 61,012

MACACAMIA NUTS 27,136 23,928 24,456 5

FILBERTS 12,606 4,424 7,990

MSC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 108,513 .1 114,424 .1 115,946 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 6,968,891 4.9 7,109,173 5.2 7,863,216 5.5

SUGAR CROPS 1,592,788 Lel 1,527,540 1.1 1,328,616 1.1

SLGAR BEETS 740,342 .5 742,946 .5 782,405 .6

SLGARCANE SUGAR 8360C17 .6 769,78, .6 728,502 .5

MAPLE PRODUCTS 16,429 144510 17,709 5

SEED CROPS 326,378 .2 301,592 .2 377,181 .3

ALFALFA 2,749 3,545 61,921

RYEGRASS 52,075 42,707 48,566

FESCUE 11,774 11,765 13,233

SLOANGRASS 10,000 9,000 10,000

ORCHAROGRASS 7,365 1 8,653 5 7,385

BLUEGRASS KEN 9,341 5,557 7,033

REO CLOVER 6,000 6,513 6,307

CRIMSON CLOVER 1,6:0 2,430 3,278 5

BENTCRASS 4,178 3,434 2,795

OTHER SEEDS 12/ 220,466 .2 207,988 .2 216,643 .2

HOPS 136,884 .1 132,299 .1 114,836 .1

MINT 48,517 54,745 54,745

UTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 464,275 3 341,751 .3 337,524 .2

MUSHRCOMS 413,234 .3 442,015 .3 466,644 .3

GREENFUUSE/NURSY 3,986,815 2.1 4,309,231 3.2 4,983,670 3.5

ALABAMA

ALL COMMODITIES 2,000,143 1.5 2,040,438 1.5 2,188,949 1.5

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 1,215,464 57.9 1,267,461 62.1 1,387,335 63.4

MEAT ANIMALS 441,436 21.0 421,546 20.7 387,007 17.7

CATTLE/CALVES 351,146 L6.7 341,883 16.8 317,456 14.5

HOGS 90,290 4.3 79,663 3.9 69,551 3.2

SEE FCOTNOTES AT ENO uF TABLE.CONTINUED.--

89 99

TABLE 7 --CASH RECEIPTS 87 CONNOOITIES ANO COMMODITY GROUPS, UNITED STATES ANO STATES, 1982..04....CONTINUE0(VALUE IN THOUSAND DCLLARS)

STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENTOF

TOTAL

1963

VALUEPERCENT

9FTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

DAISY PRODUCTS 83,512 4.0 04,360 4.1 78.144 3.6

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 672,CC8 32.0 742,055 36.4 899,669 41.1BRCILERS 4/ 487,726 23.2 553.119 27.1 686.822 31.4EGGS 177,869 8.5 179,836 8.8 200.739 9.2CHICKENS.FARM 6,413 .3 9,100 .4 12,108 .6

011V. LIVESTOCK 5/ 18,508 .9 t9,500 1.0 22,515 1.0MOLL 18 NA NAOTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 18,490 .9 19.500 1.0 22,5t5 t.0

CROPS 7/ 884,679 42.1 772,977 37.9 001,614 36.6

FOOL GRAINS 72,846 3.5 52,587 2.6 46,668 2.1WHEAT 72,046 3.5 52,587 2.6 46.668 2.1

FEEL CROPS 33,868 1.6 35,095 1.7 39.414 1.8COPN 23,226 1.1 24,231 t.2 25.614 t.2HAY 81E41 .4 8,131 .4 9.773 .4SOPGMUN GRAIN 1,066 .1 1,984 .1 3.360 .2OATS 935 749 667

COTTON 151,102 7.2 110,964 5.4 64,806 3.9COTTON LINT 142.063 6.8 101,409 5.0 73,039 3.3COTTONSEEO 8,239 .4 9,555 .5 11.767 .5

TOBOCCC . 1,346 .1 1,035 .1 1,183 .1

OIL CRCPS 410.086 19.5 363,606 17.8 400,180 L8.3SOYBEANS 285.803 L3.6 251,056 12.3 240,447 11.0PEANUTS 124,283 5.9 112.550 5.5 159.733 7.3

VEGETABLES 86,991 4.1 75,470 3.7 91.849 4.2POTATCE! 16,944 .8 10,458 .5 10.458 .5TOoATCES 7,813 .4 6,832 .3 9,900 .5COPNISWEET 2,052 .1 2,586 .t 7.000 .3SWEETPOTATOES 4,455 .2 6,X30 .3 6.032 .3MISC VEG 8/ 55,722 2.7 49,464 2.4 58.459 2.7

FRUITS ANO NUTS 26,120 1.2 27.320 1.3 19,163 .9PECANS 17,232 .8 17,713 .9 8.396 .4PEACHES 2,588 .1 2,607 .1 3.067 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS IL/ 6,300 .3 7,000 .F. 7.700 .4

ALL OTHER CROPS 102,320 4.9 106,900 5.2 118,351 5.4GREENFOUSE/NURSY 86,620 4.1 90,000 4.4 101.851 4.7OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 15,700 .7 16,900 .8 16,500 .8

ALASKA

ALL COMPOOITIES 17,642 21,925 24,601

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 6,393 36.2 7,414 33.8 7,069 28.5

MEAT ANIMALS 954 5.4 1.193 5.4 993 4.0CATTLE/CALVES 309 1.8 333 1.5 513 2.1HOCS 625 3., 851 3.9 469 1.9SHEEP/LAMBS 20 .1 9 11

DAIRY PRODUCTS 2,791 15.8 2,900 13.2 2,778 11.2MILK,MHOLESALE 2.726 15.5 2,802 12.8 2,680 10.8M1LKOETAIL 65 .4 98 .4 98 .4

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 892 5.1 1,563 7.1 1,415 5.7(GCS 873 4.9 1,547 7.1 1,371 5.5CH1CKENS,FARM 19 .1 L6 .1 44 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 1,756 10.0 1,758 8.0 1,883 7.6WUCL 18 .1 12 .1 18 .1OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 1,738 9.9 1,746 8.0 1,865 7.5

CROPS 7/ 11,249 63.8 14,511 66.2 17,738 71.5

FEEL CROPS 2,402 13.6 3,230 14.7 3,533 14.2HAY 1,311 7.4 2,160 9.9 2.080 8.4BARLEY 997 5.7 P,000 4.6 1,293 5.2OATS 94 .5 70 .3 L60 .6

VEGETABLES 2,C73 11.8 2,447 11.2 2,402 9.7PUMICES 1.336 7.6 1,656 7.6 1.652 6.7MISC VEG 8/ 737 4.2 791 3.6 750 3.0

ALL OT(GR CROPS 6./49 38.3 8,806 40.2 11,783 47.5GREEN(OUSE/NURSY 6,528 37.0 8,533 38.9 11,540 46.5OTHER FLD CROPS 13/ 221 1.3 273 1.2 243 1.0

ARIZONA

ALL COMMODITIES 1,679,660 1.2 1,525,424 lel 1,521,420 1.1

SEG FCUTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. CONTINUE0-.

90 1 0

TAME 7 --CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES ANO COMMODITY GROUPS, UNITE° STATES ANO STATES, 1982..44(VALUE IN THOUSAND OOLLARS)

1982 1983 1984

STATE ANO PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT

COMMOOITY VALUE OF VALUE OF VALUE CF

TOTAL TOTAL TCTAL


MEAT ANIMALS 506.627 30.2 535,054 35.1 540.449 35.5

CATTLE/CALVES 461,456 27.5 495.648 32.5 504,388 33.2

HOGS 35,011 2.1 31.963 2.1 28,551 1.9

SHEEP/LAMBS 9,660 .6 7,443 .5 7,510 .5

OAIRY PRODUCTS 166,387 9.9 171,252 11.2 168,166 11.1

MILKtMHOLESALE 165,410 9.8 170,275 11.2 166,980 11.0

MILK,RETAIL 977 .1 977 .1 1,186 .1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 5.484 .3 5,404 .4 6,245 .4

EGGS 4,734 .3 4,628 .3 5,266 .3

CHICKENS6FARM 38 77 62

OTTER POULTRY 712 699 917 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 29,328 1.7 33,891 2.2 39,043 2.6

WOCL 1,326 .1 912 .1 938 .1

OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 28,002 1.7 32,979 2.2 38,105 2.5

CROPS 7/ 972.546 57.9 780,522 51.2 768,434 5G.5

FOOC GRAINS 38,886 2.3 47,841 3.1 40,091 2.6

FEEL CROPS 166688 5.8 96,753 6.3 116,132 7.6

HAY ;86689 4.7 80,742 5.3 96,563 6.3

CORN 6,702 .4 6,312 .4 7,704 .5

BARLEY 8,610 .5 6,315 of, 7,287 .5

SORGHUM GRAIN 2.687 .2 3,384 .2 4,578 .3

COTTON 495,991 29.5 370,741 24.3 305,874 20.1

COTTON LINT 473.501 28.2 338,289 22.2 273,404 /8.0

COTTORS'EO 22.C90 1.3 32.452 2.1 32,470 2.1

VEGETAELES 225,828 13.4 231,035 15.1 190,497 12.5

LETTUCE 143,575 8.5 123,351 8.1 90,688 6.0

CALLIFLOWER 14.424 .9 15,911 1.0 17.040 1.1

POTATCES 9.177 .! 8,404 .6 8,404 .6

ONIONS 6,899 .4 5,237 .3 7.366 .5

CARROTS 5,735 .3 5,563 .4 5,690 .4

HOREYCEW MELONS 4,643 .3 4,284 .3 5,348 .4

BRCCCCLI 1,866 .1 2,127 .1 3,145 .2

MISC VEG 8/ 39,509 2.4 66,108 4.3 52,766 3.5

FRUITS AND NUTS 82,279 4.9 68,637 4.5 61.215 5.3

GRAPES 14,505 .9 15,267 1.0 18,262 1.2

ORANGES 22,575 1.3 12.339 .8 17,640 1.2

GRAPEFRUIT 6.436 .4 6,231 .4 12,579 .8

LEMONS 18,343 1.1 19,441 1.3 9,279 .6

TANGERINES 5,465 .3 1,734 .1 3,647 .2

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 14.055 .8 13,605 .9 19,80' 1.3

ALL OTTER CROPS 35.147 2.1 31,623 2.1 34,625 2.3

GREENFOUSE/NURSY 116222 .7 13,940 .9 17,360 1.1

SUCAR BEETS 10,341 .6 NA NA

UTFEK FLO CROPS 13/ 13.584 .8 17,683 1.2 17,265 1.1

ARKANSAS

ALL COMMODITIES 36291664: 2.3 2,815,102 2.1 36336,038 2.4

LIVESTOCK PRUOUCTS 2/ 1,540,438 46.8 1,494,656 52.0 1,073,539 56.2

MEAT ANIMALS 411,814 12.5 312,839 10.9 372,235 11.2

CATTLE/CALVES 319,426 9.7 231,210 8.0 290,246

HOGS 92,388 2.6 61,629 2.8 81,989 2.5

UAW FROOUCIS 114,768 3.5 118,512 4.1 110,476 3.3

POULTRY AND EbGS 3/ 982,784 29.9 1,031,309 35.9 1,357,787 40.7

BRCILERS 4/ 6671E29 20.3 729,006 25.4 1,000,450 30.0

EGGS 213,796 6.5 200,443 7.0 216,254 6.5

TURKEYS 4/ 87,542 2.7 83,654 2.9 122,915 3.7

CNICKENS6FAAM 13,617 .4 10.206 .6 18,168 .5

RISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 31,572 1.0 31,996 1.1 33,041 1.0

AOLACLLTURE NA 111 NA 0 23,736 .7

OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 31,572 1.0 31,996 1.1 9.305 .3

CROPS 71 1,750.755 53.2 1060,446 48.0 1,462,499 43.6

FOOC GRAINS 807.851 24.5 577,236 20.1 643,940 19.3

RICE 585.627 17.8 384.493 13.4 467,201 14.0

WHEAT 222.224 6.8 192,743 6.7 176.739 5.3

FEEL CRUPS 44.565 1.4 60.036 2.1 108,074 3.2

SORGHUM GRAIN 29,458 .9 42.003 1.5 81,382 2.4

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

HAY 8.275 .3 9,675 .3 13,653 .4OATS 3,360 .1 4,772 .2 8.520 .3CORN 2.972 .1 3,586 .1 4.524 .1

COTTON 214,759 6.5 148,405 5.2 143,447 4.3COTTCh LINT 203,493 6.2 133.890 4.7 124,591 3.7COTTONSEED 11.266 .3 14,515 .5 18,856 .6

OIL CRCPS 638.350 19.4 548,577 19.1 525,577 15.8

VEGETABLES 1?,503 .5 14.585 .5 15.359 .5TOMATCES 7.480 .2 4,675 .2 5,470 .2BEANS.SNAP 1.657 .1 1.363 769MISC VEG 8/ 8.366 .3 8,547 .3 9.120 .3

FRUITS AND NUTS 11.829 .4 11,700 .4 9,739 .3PEACHES 5,C75 .2 3.430 .1 3,296 .1GRAPES 2,470 .1 2,490 .1 1,599PECANS 557 1.876 .1 1,162APPLES 997 1.079 772STRAR8ERRIES 640 615 740MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1.690 .1 2.210 .1 2.170 .1

ALL CTFER CROPS 15.898 .5 19,907 .7 16,358 .5GREENHOUSE/NURSY 13.500 .4 14,600 .5 14,608 .4OTHER FLD CROPS 13/ 2.398 .1 5.307 .2 1.750 .1

CALIFORNIA

ALL COMMODITIES 14.442.450 10.1 12.982.323 9.5 142184.886 10.0

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 4.392.892 30.4 4.212,875 32.5 4.470.565 31.5

MEAT ANIMALS 1.562,110 10.B 1,397.451 10.8 1,494,160 10.5CATTLE /CALVES 1.481.400 10.3 1.325.141 10.2 1.416.141 10.0SHEEP/LAM8S 52,541 .4 44.358 .3 51,208 .4HOGS 28.169 .2 27.952 .2 26.811 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 1.941,197 13.4 1.944,763 15.3 1.9862377 14.0MILK,MHOLESALE 12871.197 13.0 1.884,297 14.5 1.9172349 13.5MILK,RETAIL 70.000 .5 60.466 .5 69,028 .5

PCULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 785.872 5.4 775.077 6.0 891,972 6.3EGGS 362,852 2.5 371.417 2.9 408,821 2.9BRCILERS 4/ 259.637 1.8 252.628 1.9 296.894 2.1TURKEYS 4/ 157.560 1.1 145.642 1.1 178,162 1.3CHICKENS.FARM 5.823 5.390 8.095 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 103,713 .7 95.584 .7 98.056 .7WOOL 7.315 .1 6.105 7.599 .1OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 96,398 .7 89.479 .7 90.457 .6

CROPS 7/ 10.049.558 69.6 8.769.448 67.5 9,714.321 68.5

FUOC GRAINS 620.929 4.3 360,587 2.8 434,211 3o1RICE 324.935 2.2 165.586 1.3 262.085 1.8WHEAT 295.994 2.0 05.001 1.5 172.126 1.2

FEEL CROPS 682.711 4.7 741.246 5.7 689.345 4.9HAY 498.969 3.5 528.156 4.1 470.458 3.3CORN 83,314 .6 105.557 .8 115.934 .8BARLEY 82.223 .6 91.897 .7 82.264 .6SORGHUM GRAIN 13.281 .1 12.385 .1 14.908 .1OATS 4,924 * 3.252 5.781

CUTTON 1.254,934 8.7 857.137 6.6 944,791 6.7COTTON LINT 1.174.658 8.1 756,186 5.8 842.509 5.9CO ITCASEF9 80.276 .6 100.955 .8 102.282 .7

UIL CRCPS NA NA 20.000 .1

VEGETABLES 2.733.949 18.9 2.797.644 21.5 3.131.497 22.1TUMATCES 561.843 3.9 550.364 4.2 615.721 4.3LETTUCE 478.974 3.3 541.803 4.2 494.157 3.5BRCCCCLI 180,924 1.3 183.810 1.4 211.908 1.5PLIAICES 178.369 1.2 153.063 1.2 177,819 1.3CELERY 134.407 .9 162,376 1.3 150,102 1.1LARRCTS 117.387 .8 125.370 1.0 145.925 1.0CALLIFLOWER 98.853 .7 104.965 .8 138.194 1.0ONIONS 67.733 .5 58.089 .4 135.487 1.0CANTALUUPS 9/ NA NA 125,437 .9DRY BEANS 104.484 .7 76.874 .6 75.824 .5ASPARAGUS 48.695 .3 49.876 .4 59.796 .4HONEYCEW MELJNS 29.417 .2 31.548 .2 35.469 .3CORN.SWEET 16.977 .1 19.479 .2 22.201 .2SWEEIPUTATUES 21.8C6 .2 20,729 .2 20.697 .1PEPPERS NA NA 11.451 .1WATERMELONS NA NA 10.182 .1

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L9B2 L9B3

STATE AND PERCENT PERCENT

COMMODITY VALUE OF VALUE OFTOTAL TOTAL

1982...84--CONTINUED

L984PERCENT

VALUE OFTOTAL

MISC VEG 8/ 393,B80 4.8 718,998 5.5 Fe1,127 4.9

FRUITS AND NUTS 3,416,475 23.7 2,697.927 20.8 2,865,240 20.2

GRAPES 1,300,207 9.0 9511,396 7.4 747,275 5.3

ALPONCS 311,031 2.? 251.576 1o9 452,322 3.2

ORANGES 364,595 2.5 294,459 2.3 420,226 3.0

STRAWBERRIES 297,030 2oL 279,283 2.2 217,453 1.5

PLUMS/PRUNES 167,891 Lo2 158,595 1.2 140,699 Lo0

PEACHES L30.681 .9 L04,751 .8 140,534 L.0

WALNUTS 238,680 L.7 125,544 1.0 132,484 .9

LEMONS 84,435 .6 70,203 .5 88,199 .6

AVCCACUS 88,580 .6 L02,349 .8 76,345 .5

PISTACHIOS 63,C68 .4 37,485 .3 61,012 .4

APPLES 50,366 .3 49,.v2 .4 59,955 .4

PEARS 48,090 .3 39,0011 .3 49,812 .4

OLIVES 75.741 .5 31,659 .2 45.4411 .3

NECTARINES 44,322 .3 55,500 .4 41,725 .3

APRICCTS 34,1' .2 261.313 .2 33,351 .2

GRAPEFRUIT 22,287 .2 20071 .2 28,569 .2

CHERRIES L6,577 .L L4,717 .L 25,569 .2

KW FRUIT 10,580 .L 14,203 .1 17,729 .L

OATES L6,786 .1 1:,,909 .1 77,525 .L

CRANBERRIES NA NA 11,019 .L

FIGS 10,481 .1 6,992 .1 10,128 .1

TAAGERINES L0,995 .1 7,125 .1 8,723 .L

POMEGRANATES 3,341 5.141 3,248

MISC FRUIT/NUTS LL/ 26,512 .2 30,147 .2 35,890 .3

ALL ODER CROPS ',3400560 9.3 1,314,907 £0.1 1,629,237 L1.5

GKEENFOUSE/NURSY 943,512 6.5 1,017,459 7.8 1,244,520 8.8

SUGAR BEETS L27,116 .9 133,047 1.0 L65,000 L.2

MUSHRCOMS 89,295 .6 96,152 .7 92,367 .7

ALFALFA SO NA NA 57,664 .4

HOPS 2,057 1,589 522

OTPER FLO CHOPS L3/ 178,180 1.2 65.860 .5 69.164 .5

COLORACO

ALL COMMODITIES 3,037,228 2.1 2,925,516 2.1 3,352,115 2.4

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 2,014,C19 66.3 2000,471 68.4 2,204,4011 65.8

MEAT AhIMALS 1,787,783 58.9 1,757,535 60.1 1,949,496 58.2

CATTLE/CALVES 1,678,525 55.3 1,652,447 56.5 1,858,519 55.4

HUGS 62,275 2.1 52,212 L.8 48,494',2,483

1.4

SHEEP/LAMBS 46,583 L.5 52,976 L.8 L.3

DAIRY PRODUCTS L38,705 4.6 L41,793 4.8 136,5GL 4.1

MILK,WHOLESALE 130,240 4.3 L34,398 4.6 L29,352 3.9

MILK,RETAIL 8,465 .3 7,395 .3 7,149 .

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 69,135 2.3 83.153 2.8 91,727 2.9

TUFKEYS 4/ 37,561 1.2 46,656 L.6 56,985 L.7

EbCS 31,C00 1.0 35.758 1.2 39,438 L.2

CHICKENS,FARM 574 739 1,304

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 18,356 .6 17,890 .6 20,684 .6

Hoc'. 5,396 .2 4,425 .2 5,218 .2

DEFER LIVESTOCK 6/ 13,C00 .4 13,465 .5 15,466 .5

CROPS 7/ 1,023,209 93.7 925,045 31.6 1,147,707 34.2

rOUC GRAINS 362,C07 LL.9 351,234 L2.0 384,496 I1.5

WHEAT 361,526 LL.9 351,175 L2.0 384,468 LL.5

RYE 8L 59 * 28

FEEC CROPS 405,449 L3.3 332013 11.4 400.709 L2.0

COPN 248,035 8.2 179,686 6-1 251,935 7.5

HAY 88,362 2.9 88017 3.0 91,148 2.7

BARLEY 42,507 1.4 43,723 L.5 36,267 L.L

SOFGRUM GRAIN 24,892 .8 18,838 .6 18,659 .6

OATS 1,653 .L 2,149 .1 2,700 .L

VEGET4ELES L69,677 5.6 151,142 5.2 224,332 6.7

ONIONS 36,276 1.2 35,09', L.2 d5,289 2.5

POTATCES 52,C66 L.7 58,235 2.0 81,408 2.4

DRY BEANS 26.408 .9 28,593 L.0 26,618 .8

LETTUCE 3,E66 .L LOr''..7 .4 10,508 .3

CAPRCTS 3,535 .L 3,422 .L 3,528 .L

CORN,SWEET 2,542 .L 3.002 .L 3,407 .L

TOPATCES 935 1I225 1,101

BEANS,SNAP 273 NA NA

MISC VEG 8/ 43,776 L.4 11,035 .4 12,473 .4

FRUITS AHO NUTS 6,499 .2 11,636 . 14,243 .4

APPLES 3,535 .1 5,706 .2 10,545 .3

PEACHES 1I749 .1 2,102 .1 2,057 .1

PEARS 629 873 I 990

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1982STATE ANDCOMMODITY VALUE

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984PERCENT

VALUE OfTOTAL

CHERRIES 38 2,198 .1 95MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 148 757 556

ALL CTPER CROPS 79,577 2.6 78,120 2.7 123,927 3.7GREENPOUSE/NURSY 40,239 1.3 45,480 1.6 78,677 2.3SUGAR BEETS 32,200 1.1 20,140 .7 11,500 .9OTPER FLO CROPS 13/ ,,138 .2 12,500 .4 13,750 .4

COMNECTICLT

ALL COMMODITIES 323,078 .2 320,489 .2 359,117 .3


MEAT ARIMALS 17,C09 5.3 14,049 4.4 14,931 4.2CATTLE/CALVES 15,456 4.8 12,928 4.0 13,921 3.9SHEEP /LAMBS 309 .1 255 .1 512 .1WOGS 1,244 .4 866 .3 498 .1

04107 PRODUCTS 92,796 28.7 94,487 29.5 88,259 24.6MILKOMOLESALE 89,280 27.6 90,720 28.3 84,240 23.5MILMOFTAIL 3,516 1.1 3,767 1.2 4.019 1.1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 78,859 24.4 83,463 26.0 06.199 29.6EGGS 77,440 24.0 81,293 25.4 103,827 28.9CHICKENS,FARM 1,056 .3 1,617 .5 1,856 .5TURKEYS 4/ 363 .1 553 .2 516 .1

RISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 10,C63 3.1 10,504 3.3 11,213 3.1NOCL 17 28 41OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 10,046 3.1 10,476 3.3 11,172 3.1

CROPS 7/ 124,351 38.5 117,986 36.8 138,515 38.6

FEED CROPS 2,231 .7 2,399 .7 2,575 .7

TOBACCO 32,750 10.1 21,759 6.8 18,896 5.3

VEGETABLES 14,383 4.5 16,058 5.0 15,839 4.4COPN,SWEET 2,727 .8 4,435 1.4 3,758 1.0POTATCES 1,889 .6 1,483 .5 1,736 .5RISC VEG 8/ 9,767 3.0 10,140 3.2 10,345 2.9

:WITS AND NUTS 11,384 3.5 10,162 3.2 4,280 1.2PEACHES 805 .2 1,150 .4 1,040 .3PEARS 755 .2 726 .2 705 .2APPLES 8,150 2.5 6,894 2.2 673 .2MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,674 .5 1,392 .4 1,862 .5

ALL ODER CROPS 63,595 19.7 67,608 21.1 96,925 27.0GREENPUUSE/NURSY 54.000 16.7 55,350 17.3 82,460 23.0OTPER FLO CROPS 13/ 9,595 3.0 12,258 3.8 14,465 4.0

OELANAPE

ALL COMMODITIES 403,392 .3 454,489 .3 520,448 .4


MEAT ARIMALS 9,775 2.4 9,800 2.2 10,135 1.9HOGS 7,160 1.8 6,217 1.4 64786 1.3CATTLE/CALVES 2,615 .6 3,583 .6 3,350 .6

OAIRY PRODUCTS 18,765 4.? 18,900 4.2 18,130 3.5

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 257,820 63.9 285.444 62.8 353,283 67.9ORCILERS 4, 245,363 60.8 270,611 59.5 339,126 65.2EGGS 9,662 2.4 11,301 2.5 12,250 2.4CHICKENS,FARM 758 .2 945 .2 1,217 .2TURKEYS 4/ 2,037 .5 2,587 .6 690 .1

RISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 1,908 .5 1,835 .4 1,803 .3

CROPS 7/ 115,124 28.5 138,510 10.5 137,097 26.3

FOOC GRAINS 7,289 1.8 7,214 1.6 6,479 1.2WHEAT 6,586 1.7 6,966 1.5 6,289 1.2RYE 303 .1 248 .1 190

FEEL CROPS 35,263 8.7 38,532 8.5 42,980 8.3COON 31,681 7.9 33,809 7.4 37,979 7.38APLEY 2,518 .6 3,636 .8 3,835 .7HAY 864 .2 1,087 .2 1,166 .2

OIL CRCPS 35,363 8.8 50,695 11.2 40,000 7.7

VEGETABLES 26,C61 6.5 26,868 5.9 31,031 6.0POTATCES 7,200 1.8 10,229 2.3 10,229 2.0

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TABLE 7 --CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES ANO COMMODITY CROUPS/ UNITED STATES AND STATES. 1912 -8M- CONTINUED(VALUE IN THOUSAND DOLLARS)

STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

CIF

TOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

PEASICREEN 3.691 .9 2.888 .6 4,444 .9

CORNISWEET 1.194 .3 1.194 .3 2.276 .4

TOPATCES Wu!! .4 802 .2 1,134 .2

MISC VEG 8/ 12.471 3.1 11.755 2.6 12.944 2.5

FRUITS AND NUTS 2.102 .5 2.106 .5 2.327 .4

APPLES 1.442 .4 1,354 .3 1.609 .3

PEACHES 320 .1 402 .1 352 .1

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 340 .1 350 .1 366 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 9,046 2.2 13/095 2.9 14,280 2.7

GREENhOUSE/NURSY 5.454 1.4 6.000 1.8 9.000 1.7

MUSHRCOMS 3.554 .9 5,055 1.1 5,240 1.0

OTRER FLD CROPS 13/ 38 40 40

FLCR10A

ALL COMMODITIES 4.327.964 3.0 4,6080692 3.4 40567.029 3.2

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 11018.326 23.5 1.076.395 23.4 1.090.603 23.8

MEAT RADIALS 356/531 8.3 395081 6.6 400.221 8.7

CATTLE /CALVES 310.907 7.2 359.015 7.8 373.133 8.1

HOGS 47.624 1.1 36,461 .6 27.068 .6

DAIPY PRODUCTS 143.416 7.9 346.135 7.5 304.398 6.6

POULTRY AND ECGS 3/ 224.124 5.2 233.329 5.1 284.375 6.2

EGGS 122.264 2.8 123.333 2.7 155.013 3.4

BRCILERS 4/ 99.677 2.3 107,116 2.3 126.149 2.8

CHICKENS/FARM 2.783 .1 2.880 .1 3.133 .1

M'iC LIVESTOCK 5/ 91.655 2.1 103,250 2.2 101.609 2.2

CROPS 7/ 3.309.638 76.5 31530.297 76.6 30496.426 76.2

FEEL CROPS 32,843 .8 30.424 .7 31,440 .7

CORN 20.728 .5 17.227 .4 18.446 .4

HAY 12/115 .3 13.197 .3 12.992 .3

COTTON 8.456 .2 4.592 .1 6.072 .2

COTTCN LINT 7,874 .2 3.865 .1 6.771 .1

COTTONSEED 582 707 1.301

TOBACCC 35/956 .8 27.748 .6 32.304 .7

OIL CRCPS 91.708 2.1 102/062 2.2 117,102 2.6

PEANUTS 34/416 .8 42.926 .9 64.822 1.4

SOYBEANS 57/292 1.3 59.136 1.3 52.280 1.1

VEGETABLES 900.488 20.8 1.061.962 22.6 11000.883 21.8

TOPATCES 297.318 6.9 378.163 8.2 370.554 6.1

COPTIpSWEET 63/252 1.5 62/654 1.4 61,916 1.3

CELERY 38/C79 .9 64,600 1.4 56.129 1.3

POIATCES 56.659 1.3 60.645 1.3 54.441 1.2

LETTUCE 52/316 1.2 46.849 1.0 37,317 .6

BEANS.SNAP 600 180 1.125

MISC VEG 8/ 392,264 9.1 428.671 9.3 417.399 9.1

FRUITS ANO NUTS 1.2461C21 28,8 1.268.390 27.5 1,166/598 25.5

ORANGES 906.686 20.9 976.790 21.2 825/014 18.0

GRAPEFRUIT 162.500 3.8 127.337 2.8 196.602 4.3

STFAWEERRIES 52/358 1.2 52.531 1.1 36.842 .6

TANGELOS 31/863 .7 20.169 .4 36.497 .6

LIMES 21.914 .5 20.594 .4 22.156 .5

AVCCACOS 11,200 .3 11.222 .2 13.161 .3

PECANS 2,350 .1 2.042 2.604 .1

TANGERINES 22/765 .5 18.606 .4 595

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 34.387 .8 36.899 .6 32.925 .7

ALL OTHER CROPS 994.164 23.0 1.055,119 22.9 1.138.027 24.6

GREENROUSE/NURSY 555.000 12.8 650.267 14.1 750.000 16.4

SUCARCANE SUGAR 386.935 8.9 349,703 7.6 332.101 7.2

WIRER FLO CROPS 13/ 52.229 1.2 55.149 1.2 55.926 1.2

GECRGIA

ALL COMMODITIES 3.244/534 2.3 3.196.068 2.3 31587.474 2.5

LIVESTCCK PROOUCTS 2/ 1.677.790 51.7 1/7161176 53.7 1,8461869 51.5

MEAT ANIMALS 493.283 15.2 483.197 15.1 410.563 11.4

HOGS 253.809 7.8 228,787 7.2 217,458 6.1

CATTLE /CALVES 239.474 7.4 254.410 8.0 193,125 5.4

DAIRY PRODUCTS 200/880 6.2 200.100 6.3 184.690 5.1

POULTRY ,H40 EGGS 3/ 949/521 29.3 995.075 31.1 11211/305 33.6

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TABLE 7 - -CASH RECEIPTS 8Y COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, UNITED STATES ANO STATES, 19/2 -34» CONTINUEDIYALUE IN THOUSAND DOLLARS)

STATE ANOCIINMOOITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OMTCTAL

MILERS 4/ 610,735 18.8 676,675 21.2 835,462 23.3EGGS 299,656 9.2 278,734 6.7 320,951 6.9TURKEYS 4/ 25,492 .8 24,110 .8 34,578 1.0CMICKENSIFARM 13,638 .4 15,556 .5 20,314 .6

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 34,106 1.1 37,804 1.2 42,291 1.2

CROPS 7/ 115661744 48.3 1,479,892 46.3 16738,605 48.5

FOOL GRAINS 147,841 4.6 112,182 3.5 18,177 2.7MMEAT 145,410 4.5 109,736 3.4 95,686 2.7RYE 2,438 .1 2,446 .1 21491 .1

FEEL CROPS 114,469 3.5 1301214 4.1 1351220 3.8CORN 94,452 2.9 110,540 3.5 114,567 3.2MAY 11,510 .4 13,036 .4 14,661 .4SORGHUM GRAIN 3,530 .1 2,764 .1 3,047 .1OATS 4,577 .1 3,874 .1 2,945 .1

COTTON 78,316 2.4 59,596 1.9 71,994 2.0LOTTO, LINT 74;668 2.3 53,192 1.7 63,187 1.8COTTONSEED 3,648 .1 6,404 .2 8,807 .2

TOBACCC 139,119 5.8 164,064 5.1 155,450 4.3

OIL CROPS 690,912 21.3 658,934 20.6 884,493 24.7PEANUTS 351,852 10.6 371,665 11.6 520,353 14.5SOYBEANS 339,060 10.5 287,269 9.0 364,140 10.2

VEGETABLES 135,365 4.2 138,497 4.3 131,454 3.7SWEETPOTAIOES 4,492 .1 9,369 .3 9,467 .3TOMATCES 4,660 .1 5,109 .2 6,300 .2MISC 950 6/ 126,233 3.9 124,019 3.9 115,687 3.2

FRUITS AND NUTS 95,563 3.0 90,303 2.8 94,311 2.6PECANS 77,236 2.4 60,964 1.9 64,724 1.8PEACHES 12,709 .4 22,565 .7 19,506 .5APFLES 1,512 1,634 .1 3,375 .1GRIPES 1,201 ' 1,095 1,380MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 3,305 .1 4,045 .1 5,326 .1

AL: OTER CROPS 114,732 3.5 126,102 3.9 167,506 4.7GREEMOUSE/NURSY 107,776 3.3 118,500 3.7 158,319 4.4OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 6,956 .2 7,602 .2 9,187 .3

HAWAII

ALL COMMODITIES 517,042 .4 529,217 .4 616,719 .4


MEAT ANIMALS 36,084 7.0 37,083 7.0 36,189 5.9CATTLE/CALVES 27,619 5.3 29,308 5.5 28,101 4.6HOGS 8,465 1.6 7,775 1.5 6,086 1.3

DAIRY PRODUCTS 21,908 4.2 28,669 9.3 29,288 4.7

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 19,782 3.8 19,569 3.7 20,724 3.4EGGS 14,542 2.8 14,041 2.7 15,535 2.5BAC11.EAS 4/ 5,073 1.0 5,348 1.0 4,995 .8CHICKENS,FARR 167 180 194

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 634 .1 966 .2 950 .2

CROPS 7/ 438,63' 84.8 or.21730 83.7 529,568 85.9

VEGETABLES 24,08? 4.7 26,747 5.1 27,186 4.4TOMATCES 2,707 .5 3,367 .6 3,102 .5LETTUCE 2,463 .5 2,806 .5 2,457 .4TAFO 1,447 .3 1,227 .2 1,227 .2MISC VEG 8/ 17,463 3.4 19,347 3.7 20,400 3.3

FRUITS ANO NUTS 143,262 27.7 136,782 25.8 212,864 34.5PINEAPPLES 99,160 19.2 93,000 17.6 93,000 15.1PAPAYAS 11,484 2.2 11,591 2.2 87,254 14.1MACADAMIA NUTS 27,136 5.2 23,928 4.5 24,456 4.0COFFEE 2,129 .4 5,300 1.0 3,814 .6BANANAS 1,645 .3 1,395 .3 2,730 .4MISC FRUIT /NUTS 11/ 1,708 .3 1,568 .3 1,610 .3

ALL DTPER CROPS 271,317 52.5 279,229 52.6 289,538 46.9SUGARCANE SUGAR 235,721 45.6 239,964 45.3 241,353 39.1GREENPOUSE /NURSY 30,559 5.9 31,500 6.3 42,905 7.0ODER FLO CROPS 13/ 5,C37 1.0 5,765 1.1 5,280 .9

IDAHO

ALL COMMODITIES 2,137,9C1 1.5 2,113,539 1.6 2,288,457 1.6

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1112

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1113

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTOTAL


NEAT ANIMALS 510,511 23.7 545,556 25.1 574,665 25.1

CATTLE/CALVES 465,120 21.1 504,721 23.9 531,715 23.2

SHEEP /LAMES 24,736 1.2 22,523 1.1 22,791 1.0

HOGS 20,723 1.0 11,312 .9 20,351 .9

DAIRY PRODUCTS 213,541 13.3 291,417 13.1 2T4,743 12.0

MIIKOINOLESALE 277,495 13.0 285,440 13.5 270,510 11.1

MILK00ETAIL 6,046 .3 6,047 .3 4,233 .2

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 11,802 .5 11.163 .5 13,223 .6

EGGS 10,173 .5 10,920 .5 13,020 .6

OHICKENSOAAM 129 243 203

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 36,554 1.T 37,427 1.1 39,722 1.7

MOCL 2,915 .1 2,197 .1 2,747 .1

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 33,569 1.6 35,230 1.7 36,975 1.6

CROPS 7/ 1,296,205 60.5 1,227,906 58.1 1,315,904 60.6

FOOL GRAINS 310,619 17.8 322,639 L5.3 351,210 15.7

FEED CROPS 209,232 9.8 250,656 11.9 245,271 10.7

BAPLOY 119,490 5.6 113,869 5.4 136,607 6.0

HAY 75,225 3.5 116,414 5.5 90.212 3.9

CORN 12,262 .6 16,681 .8 15,714 .7

OATS 2,255 .1 3,692 .2 2,738 .1

VEGETABLES 476,104 22.3 403,522 19.1 535,604 23.4

POTATOES 341,323 16.3 291,389 13.8 415,231 18.1

ONIONS 28,946 1.4 22,023 1.0 36,327 1.6

DRY BEANS 39,475 1.8 32,682 1.5 23.300 1.0

CORN,SMEET 11,985 .6 7,238 .3 1,628 .4

MISC VEG 8/ 47,375 2.2 50,190 2.4 51,918 2.3

FRUITS AND NUTS 27,524 1.3 28,758 1.4 28,462 1.2

APPLES 20,838 1.0 23,512 1.1 22,637 1.0

PLLNS/PRUNES 3,206 .1 2,329 0 2,230 el

PEACHES 1,869 .1 1,772 .1 1,273 .1

CHERRIES 1,297 .1 949 1,095

MISC FRUIT /NUTS 11/ 1,114 .1 196 1,227 .1

ALL OT)ER CROPS 202,650 9.5 222,331 10.5 218,357 9.5

SUGAR BEETS 118,370 5.5 130,869 6.2 125,029 5.5

GREENPOUSE/NURSY 19,121 .9 21,033 1.0 23,137 1.0

HOPS 15,674 .7 16,412 .8 13,749 .6

NIAT 4,396 .2 4,455 4,455 .2

OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 44,895 2.1 49,562 2.3 51,987 7.3

ILLINOIS

ALL CONMOOITIES 7,537,411 5.3 7,141,536 5.2 6,737,927 4.8

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 2,368,522 31.4 2,294,568 32.1 2,182,203 32.4

NEAT AAINALS 1,950,483 25.9 1,874,756 26.3 1,773,394 26.3

HOGS 1,278,859 17.0 1,124,161 15.7 1080,165 16.0

CATTLE/CALVES 661,642 8.8 744,578 10.4 685,516 10.2

SHEEP/LANBS 9,982 el 6,017 .1 7,713 .1

°AIM. PRODUCTS 353,160 4.7 361,125 5.1 347,085 5.2

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 59,065 .5 52,781 .7 54,367 .8

EGGS 55,487 .7 49,750 .7 50,431 .7

TURKEYS 4/ 2,446 1,808 2,402

CHICKENS,PARN 1,132 1,223 1,5.A4

ALSO LIVESTOCK 5/ 5,614 .1 5,906 .1 7,357 .1

MOLL 471 486 634

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 5,343 .1 5,420 .1 6,723 .1

CROPS 7/ 5,168,889 68.6 4,846,968 67.9 4,555,724 67.6

FOOL GRAINS 239,089 3.2 185,367 2.6 280,054 4.2

WHEAT 238,352 3.2 184,267 2.6 279,394 4.1

RYE 737 800 660

FEEC CROPS 2005,748 35.9 2,503,461 35.1 2,120,614 31.5

CORN 2,667,412 35.4 2,465,568 34.5 2,057,224 30.5

HAI 22039 .3 20,381 .3 36,467 .5

SOAGHLN GRAIN 7,8C3 .1 9,300 .1 16,155 .2

OA1S 8,374 .1 8,212 .1 10,768 .2

OIL CRCPS 2,050,626 27.2 2,001,426 28.0 2,031,958 30.2

VEGETABLES 56,CC2 .7 34,361 .5 40,714 .6

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

CORN.SWEET 15.445 .2 13.081 .2 16,691 .2POTATCES `.,214.ze4 2.819 2,819MISC VEG 8/ 38,213 .5 18,461 .3 21,274 .1

FRUITS AND NUTS 15,931 .2 19,197 .3 18,761 .3APPLES 11.175 .2 11,862 .2 11,299 .2PEACHES NA 3,255 3.382 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 4.156 .1 4.080 .1 4.080 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 101.493 1.3 103.456 1.4 61,623 .9GREENHOUSE/HURST 76,995 1.0 76.995 1.1 31,892 .5018ER FLO CROPS 13/ 24.498 .3 28.461 .4 27,731 .4

INDIANA

ALL COMKOOITIES 4.455,33: 3.1 4.063.912 3.0 3,923.846 2.8

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 1,775,715 39.9 1.849.815 45.5 191739902 45.2

MEAT ANIMALS 1.131.712 25.4 1,177,230 29.0 1.019,031 26.0HOGS 784.244 17.6 822.539 20.2 742,968 18.9CATTLE/CALVES 344.147 7.7 351.934 8.7 272.731 7.0SHEEP/LAMBS 3.321 .1 2.757 .L 3,332 .1

OAIRY PRODUCTS 312.800 7.0 316.880 7.8 305.775 7.8

POULTRY ANC EGGS 3/ 288,424 6.4 307,480 7.6 393.929 10.0EGGS 207.760 4.7 228,728 5.6 290,850 7.4TURKEYS 4/ 56.525 1.3 54.955 1.4 75.468 1.9BRCILERS 4/ 17.257 .4 16.604 .4 20,418 .5CHICKENS.FARM 4.882 .1 7.193 .2 7.193 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 44,779 1.0 48,225 1.2 55.167 1.4WOCL 332 260 369OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 44,447 1.0 47.965 1.2 54.798 1.4

CROPS 7/ 2.679.818 60.1 2.214.097 54.5 2.149.944 54.8

FOOC GRAINS 143.214 3.2 157.269 3.9 114.333 3.3WHEAT 142.867 3.2 156,828 1.9 129.839 3.3RYE 547 441 494

FEEC CROPS 1043074 30.2 1,013,030 24.9 1.015.502 25.9CORN 1.317.859 29.6 989,667 24.4 985.418 25.1HAY 20.033 .4 19.113 .5 24.203 .6OATS 5.060 .1 3.498 .1 4.984 .1SORGHUM GRAIN 1.022 760 897

TOBACCC 25.157 .6 23.399 .6 30.198 .8

OIL CROPS 1.016.814 22.8 870.215 21.4 809,634 20.6

VEGETABLES 540.11 1.2 62.472 1.5 66.836 1.7TOMATCES 15,116 .3 15,194 .4 17,435 .4POTATCES 5.073 .1 5.613 .1 5,842 .1BFANS,SNAP 455 421 1,638MISC VEG 8/ 32,847 .7 41,244 1.0 41.922 1.1

FRUITS AND NUTS 16.201 .4 14.105 .3 14,677 .4APPLES 11.827 .3 8,856 .2 10.094 .3PEACHES NA 196 205MISC FRUIT/NUTS II/ 4.378 .1 5.053 .1 4.378 .1

ALL OTTER CROPS 80.367 1.8 73,599 1.8 82.764 2.1GREEN8OUSE/NURSY 46,680 1.0 48.665 1.2 51.098 1.3MAT 6.972 .2 5.633 .1 5.633 .1OTHER fLO CROPS 13/ 26.715 .6 19.301 .5 26,033 .7

IONA

ALL COMMODITIES 9.994,889 7.0 9.343,805 6.9 9.312.296 6.6

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 50906,549 59.1 5.1401272 55.0 5,012.623 53.8

MEAT AAIMALS 5.225.969 52.3 4.462,057 47.8 40358.551 46.8HOGS 2,920.381 29.2 2.562.235 27.4 2,578.890 27.7CATTLE/CALVES 2,287.862 22.9 1.881,171 20.1 1.757.178 18.9SHEEP /LAMBS 17,726 .2 18,646 .2 22.483 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 513.216 5.1 517.968 5.5 473,041 5.1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 143.378 1.4 138.401 1.5 159.689 1.7EGOS 76,385 .8 72,360 .8 89.060 1.0TURKEYS 4/ 57.540 .6 56,109 .6 61,097 .7BRCILE.(S 4/ 7.128 .1 7,020 .1 6.048 .1CHICKENS.FARM 2,325 2,912 7,484

MISC LIvESIGLic 5/ 24,016 .2 21,051 .2 21,342 .2

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(VALUE IN THOUSANO OCLLARS)

STATE ANOCOMMOOITY

WOCL

1982

VALUE

1,682

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1983

VALUE

1,485

PERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUE

1,761

PERCENTOFTCTAL

OTFER LIVESTOCK 6/ 22,354 .2 20,366 .2 19,581 .2

CROPS 7/ 4,088,C90 40.9 4,203,533 45.0 4,299,673 46.2

FOOC GRAINS 11,C36 .1 7,093 .1 10,074 .1

WHEAT 10,132 .1 6,940 .1 9,833 .1

RYE 204 111 153 241

FEEL CROPS 2,198,410 22.0 2,137,411 22.9 2,195,769 23.6

CORN 2,117,988 21.2 2.085,860 22.3 2,111,354 22.7

HAY 43,654 ,4 28,948 .3 44,652 .5

OATS 35,532 .4 21,862 .2 39,155 .4

SORGHUM GRAIN 1,236 741 608

OIL CRCPS 1,821,625 18.2 2,001,391 21.4 2,034,186 21.8

VEGETABLES 7,957 .1 7,209 .1 7,755 .1

POTATCES 1,325 874 874

MISC VEG 8/ 6,632 .1 6,415 .1 6,881 .1

FRUITS ANO NUTS 1,832 2,029 1,471

APPLES 1,477 1,687 1,081

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 355 342 390

Ak OTFER CROPS 47,230 .5 48,320 .5 50,418 .5

GREENIOUSE /NURSY 37,277 .4 40,900 .4 43,351 .5

OTFER FLO CROPS 13/ 9,953 .1 7,420 .1 7,067 .1

KANSAS

ALL COMMODITIES 5,844,601 4.1 5,395,214 4.0 5,947,492 4.2

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 3,289,518 56.3 3,188,581 59.1 3,619,546 60.9

MEAT AhIMALS 3,057,249 52.3 2,948,191 54.7 3,396,071 57.1

CATTLE/CALVES 2,700,724 46.2 2,625,382 48.7 3,082,490 51.8

HOCS 346,961 5.9 312.693 5.8 303,309 5.1

SHEEP/LAMBS 9,564 .2 10,716 .2 10,272 .2

OAIRY PRODUCTS 186,682 3.2 190,174 3.5 167,765 2.8

MILK,WHOLESALE 185,640 3.2 189,700 3.5 167,300 2.8

MILK, RETAIL 1,C42 474 465

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 20,313 .3 20,960 .4 26,972 .5

EGGS 18,297 .3 19,188 .4 24,107 .4

CHICKENS,FARM 574 1,013 1,725

TURKEYS 4/ 1,442 759 1,140

RISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 25,274 .4 28,656 .5 28,738 .5

WOCL 8e5 869 1,186

OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 24,449 .4 27,787 .5 27,552 .5

CROPS 7/ 2,555,283 43.7 2,206,633 40.9 2,327,946 39.1

FOOC GRAINS 1,491,394 25.5 1,415,637 26.2 1,406,643 23.7

WHEAT 1,491,C20 25.5 1,415,346 26.2 1,406,326 23.6

RYE 374 291 317

FEEL CROPS 753.385 12.9 525,496 9.7 662,605 11.1

SORGHUM GRAIN 346,556 5.9 248,758 4.6 289,931 4.9

CORN 319,654 5.5 183,569 3.4 255,419 4.3

HAY 80,825 1.4 86,303 1.6 109,290 1.8

BARLEi 2,469 4,276 .1 5,059 .1

OATS 3,681 .1 2,590 2,906

COTTON 7 54 76

COITCh LINT 7 54 66

CO1TOISEEO NA NA 10

OIL CRCPS 238,609 4.1 222,483 4.1 188,555 3.2

VEGETABLES 25,231 .4 2,755 .1 15,517 .3

DRY BEANS 10,630 .2 2,755 .1 2,312 111

TOWATCES 1 NA NA

MISC VEG 8/ 14,600 .2 NA 13,205 .2

FRUITS AND NUTS 3,793 .1 4,920 .1 3,788 .1

APPLES 1,468 1,282 821

PEACHES 396 111 1,343 672

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,929 2,295 2,295

ALL OTFER CROPS 42,864 .7 35,288 .7 50,762 .9

GREENIOUSE /NURSY 23,000 .4 23,000 .4 26,000 .4

SUGAR BEETS 5,338 .1 2,953 .1 4,082 .1

OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 14,526 .2 9,335 .2 20,680 .3

KEATUCXY

ALL COMMOOITIES 2,889,308 2.0 2,741,662 2.0 2,652,148 1.9

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL


MEAT ANIMALS 516,741 17.9 572,914 20.9 536,790 20.2CATTLE/CALVES 355,248 12.3 418,853 15.3 385,382 14.5HOGS 160,588 5.6 153,243 5.6 150,305 5.7SHEEP/LAMBS 505 818 10103

DAIRY PRODUCTS 307,800 10.7 314,550 11.5 262,640 9.9

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 23,917 .8 23,818 .9 29,397 1.1EGCS 21,216 .7 20,066 .7 22,920 .9EIRCILERS 4/ 2,180 .1 2,939 .1 5,653 .2CHICKENS,FARM 486 T78 788TURKEYS 4/ 35 35 36

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 432,937 15.0 563,892 20.6 583,607 22.0HORSE. IULES 430,000 14.9 5600000 20.4 5800000 21.9WOCL 63 70 94OThER LIVESTOCK 6/ 2,874 .1 3,822 .1 30513 .1

CROPS 7/ 1,607,913 55.7 1,266,488 46.2 1,239,714 46.7

FOOL GRAINS 73,641 2.5 55,837 2.0 56,969 2.1WHEAT 73,531 2.5 55,600 2.0 56,809 2.1RYE 110 237 160

FEEL CROPS 243,943 8.4 157,968 5.8 168,190 6.3CORN 225,813 7.8 139,078 5.1 139,842 5.3HAY 14,C06 .5 15,033 .5 18,917 .7SORGHUM GRAIN 2,633 .1 2,729 .1 (4,02:1 .3BARLEY 1,227 960 1,285OATS 204 168 144

TOBACCC 922,527 31.9 793,464 28.9 756,238 28.5

OIL CRCPS 314,381 10.9 208,264 7.6 203,887 7.7

VEGETABLES 15,554 .5 16,230 .6 16,400 .6

FRUITS AND NUTS 9,565 .3 10,779 .4 10,570 .4APPLES 1,572 .1 1,639 .1 2,035 .1PEACHES NA 1,705 .1 600MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 7093 .3 7,435 .3 7,935 .3*

ALL GThER CROPS 27,502 1.0 23,946 .9 27,460 1.0GREENFOUSE/NURSY 18,000 .6 18,500 .7 19,000 .7OThER FLO CROPS 13/ 9,502 .3 5,446 .2 8,460 .3

LOUISIANA

ALL WM1'00111E5 1,815,441 1.3 1,685,252 1.2 1,527,492 1.1

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 508,497 28.0 500,013 29.7 477,701 31.3

MEAI ANIMALS 194,506 10.7 182,639 10.8 148,528 9.7GUILE/CALVES 179,164 9.9 166,731 9.9 134,275 8.8HOGS 15,008 .8 15,742 .9 14,110 .9SHEEP/LAMBS 134 166 143

DAIRY PRODUCTS 141,445 \7.8 137,334 8.1 127,727 8.4MILK,NHOLESALE 138,180 7.6 134,320 8.0 125,425 8.2MILK,RETAIL 3,265 .2 3,014 .2 2,302 o:

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 150,584 8.3 157,731 9.4 181,564 11.9BROILERS 4/ 121,659 6.7 128,277 7.6 146,833 9.6EGGS 281000 1.5 27,846 1.7 32,895 2.2CHICKENS,FARM 1,325 .1 1,608 .1 1,836 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 21,162 1.2 22,309 1.3 19,882 1.3WOCL 22 27 30HORSES /MULES 20 NA NAOThER LIVESTOCK 6/ 21,120 1.2 22,282 1.3 19,852 1.3

CROPS 7/ 1,306,544 72.0 1,185,239 70.3 1,049,791 68.7

FOOL GRAINS 280,837 15.5 178,334 10.6 226,958 14.9RICE 220,196 12.1 148,973 8.8 184,944 12.1WHEAT 60,641 3.3 29,361 1.7 42,014 2.8

FEEL CROPS 18,959 1.0 31,916 1.9 44,406 2.5SORGHUM GRAIN 12,566 .7 23,670 1.4 33,225 2.2CORN 1,880 .1 3,707 .2 6,053 .4HAY 4,713 .3 4,539 .3 5,128 .3

COTTON 299,782 16.5 221,315 13.1 2320205 15.2COTTCh LINT 282,450 15.6 190,152 11.3 203,367 13.3COTTONS CEO 17,332 1.0 30,563 1.8 28,838 1.9

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1982 1983

STATE AND PERCENT PERCENT

COMMODITY VALUE OF VALUE OF

TO:AL TOTAL

STATES, 1982 -84-- CONTINUED

1984PERCENT

VALUE OFTCTAL

TOBACCO 94 94 NA

OIL CRCPS 443,774 24.4 494,679 29.4 327,985 21.5

VEGETABLES 37,767 2.1 43,707 2.6 65,213 3.0

SWEETPOTATOES 11,690 .6 13,654 .8 16,168 1.1

TONATCES 1,492 .1 1,361 .1 1,146 .1

DRY BEANS NA NA 1,008 el

POTATCES 1,080 .1 352 352

MISC VEG 8/ 23,500 1.3 28,440 1.7 26,539 1.7

FRUITS AND NUTS 14,583 .8 24,439 1.5 8,668 .6

PECANS 6,526 .4 11,223 .7 4,084 .3

PEACHES 1,125 el 2,035 .1 2,275 .1

STRAWBERR1ES 2,C67 .1 2,356 .1 1,998 .1

MISC FRUIT/HUTS 11/ 4,865 .3 8,825 .5 311

ALL OTHER CROPS 211,153 11.6 190,755 11.3 164,356 10.8

SUGARCANE SUGAR 191,552 10.6 163,237 9.7 134,963 8.8

GREENFOUSE/NURSY 16,100 .9 24,151 1.4 26,687 1.7

OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 3,501 .2 3,367 .2 2,706 .2

MAINE

ALL COMMODITIES 418,477 .3 438,021 .3 455,831 .3


MEAT ANIMALS 24,050 5.7 19,273 4.4 24,099 5.3

CATTLE/CALVES 21,657 5.2 18,056 4.1 21,489 4.7

HOGS 1,539 .4 568 .1 1,687 .4

SHEEP/LAMBS 654 .2 649 .1 923 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 105,e21 25.3 106,798 24.4 105,335 23.1

MILK,NHOLESALE 104,370 24.9 105,105 24.0 103,675 22.7

MILK,RETAIL 1,451 .3 1,693 .4 1,660 .4

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 95,773 22.9 121,370 27.7 127,988 28.1

EGGS 93,177 22.3 94,500 21.6 103,730 22.8

BRCILERS 4/ NA 23,521 5.4 20,336 4.5

CHICKENS,FARM 2,596 .6 3,349 .8 3,922 .9

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 32,796 7.8 35,376 8.1 31,808 7.0

WOCL 63 82 83

OThER LIVESTOCK 6/ 32,733 7.8 35,294 8.1 31,725 7.0

CROPS 7/ 160,037 38.2 155,204 35.4 166,601 36.5

FEEC CROPS 7,134 1.7 7,007 1.6 7,137 1.6

HAY 3,262 .8 3,465 .8 3,812 .8

OATS 3,872 .9 3,542 .8 3,325 .7

VEGETABLES 106,283 25.4 103,354 23.6 126,016 27.6

POTATCES 98,C21 23.4 95,412 21.8 118,223 25.9

MISC VEG 8/ 8,262 2.0 7,942 1.8 7,793 1.7

FRUITS AND NUTS 35,546 8.6 33,667 7.7 21,782 4.8

APFLES 16,C61 3.8 13,802 3.2 13,128 2.9

BLUEBERRIES 18,680 4.5 18,333 4.2 6,750 1.5

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,205 .3 1,532 .3 1,904 .4

ALL CThER CROPS 10,674 2.6 11,176 2.6 11,407 2.5

GREENNOUSE/NURSY 7,500 1.8 7,770 1.8 8,350 1.8

MAPLE PRODUCTS 194 156 52

OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 2,980 .7 3,250 .7 3,005 .7

MARYLAND

ALL COMMODITIES 1,025,103 .7 1,047,093 .8 1,153,998 .8


MEAT ANIMALS 100,959 9.8 92,939 8.4 110,208 9.6

CATTLE/CALVES 50,124 4.9 56,392 5.4 68,634 5.9

HOCS 50,176 4.9 A61051 3.4 41,004 3.6

SHEEP/LAMBS 659 .1 496 570

DAIRY PHI/DUCTS 219,520 21.4 222,880 21.3 212,240 18.4

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 367,615 35.9 381,134 36.4 467,389 40.5

BRCILERS 4/ 328,624 32.1 331,066 31.6 405,803 35.2

EGGS 36,459 3.6 46,453 4.4 57,127 5.0

CHICKENS,FARM 1,453 .1 2,779 .3 3,479 .3

TURKEYS 4/ 1,079 .1 836 .1 980 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 19,331 1.9 22,238 2.1 21,229 1.8

WOCL 51 58 79

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CF

TOTAL

DEER LIVESTOCK 6/ 19,280 1.9 22,180 2.1 21.150 1.8

CROPS 7/ 317,678 31.0 327,902 31.3 342.932 29.7

FOOL GRAINS 179181 1.7 16,850 1.6 18,143 1.6WHEAT 16.659 1.6 16,495 1.6 17,870 1.5RYE 522 .1 355 273

FEEC CROPS 103,545 10.1 101,949 9.7 131.735 11.4CORN 91,119 8.9 88,719 8.5 116,697 10.1HAY 6,043 .6 7.461 .1 7,860 .7BARLEY 6.039 .6 5,477 .5 6,853 .6OATS 344 292 325

TOBACCC 57.717 5.6 57,314 5.5 31,127 2.7

OIL CRCPS 62,105 6.1 71.559 6.8 73,452 6.4

VEGETABLES 24,341 2.4 22,618 2.2 29,935 2.6TOMATCES 8,279 .8 6,419 .6 8,929 .8CORN/SWEET 2,268 .2 2,106 .2 3,891 .3POIATCES 1,808 .2 3,432 .3 3,432 .3SWEETPOTATOES 1,655 .2 1.734 .2 2,620 .2PERS,GREEN 1,466 .1 786 .1 1,151 .1MISC VEG 8/ 8,0871 .9 8,141 .8 9,912 .9

FRUITS AND NUTS 12,C71 1.2 13.785 1.3 12,707 1.1APPLES 7,318 .7 7.519 .7 7.033 .6PERCHES 2,738 .3 4,251 .4 3.564 .3MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 2,015 .2 2,015 .2 2,110 .2

ALL DTIER CROPS 40,712 4.0 43,827 4.2 45,833 4.0GREENIOUSE /NURSY 39,C00 3.6 .4000 4.0 44.000 3.8MUSHRCOMS 1,427 .1 1,542 .1 1.533 .1OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 285 285 300

MASSACEUSETTS

ALL COMMODITIES 351,E92 .2 367.382 .3 382,934 .3

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 132,634 37.7 137.261 37.4 131,822 34.4

MEAT AAIMALS 12,636 3.6 14,834 4.0 11,782 3.1CAITLE/CALVES 4,474 1.3 9,837 2.7 6,814 1.8HOCS 7,765 2.2 4,624 1.3 4,416 1.2SHEEP/LAMBS 397 .1 373 .1 552 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 89,C74 25.3 90,852 24.7 83,923 21.9MILK,AHOLESALE 81,525 23.3 83,950 22.9 77.760 20.3MILK/RETAIL 7,149 2.0 6,902 1.9 6,163 1.6

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 24,676 7.0 23:373 6.4 27,646 7.2EGGS 21,510 6.2 20,020 5.4 24,253 6.3TURKEYS 4/ 2,379 .7 2.782 .8 2,750 .7CHICKENS,FARH 387 .1 571 .2 643 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 6,248 1.8 8,202 2.2 8,471 2.2WOCL 34 48 49ODER LIVESTOCK 6/ 6,214 1.8 8,154 2.2 8,422 2.2

CROPS 7/ 219,258 62.3 230,121 62.6 251,112 65.6

FEEC CROPS 2,876 .8 3014 .9 3,451 .9

TOBACCC 14,553 4.2 4,542 1.2 3,475 .9

VEGETABLES 27,401 7.8 26,558 7.2 29,108 7.6CONN,SWEET 9,492 2.7 10,640 2.9 10,339 2.7TOPATCES 4.350 1.2 2,820 .8 4,104 1.1POIATCtS 3,159 .9 2,998 .8 3,865 1.0MISC VEG 6/ 10,400 3.0 10,100 2.7 10,800 2.8

FRUITS AND NUTS 77.922 22.1 91,535 24.9 103081 27.0CRP/BERRIES 59,588 16.9 73,465 20.0 84,995 22.2APPLES 15,344 4.4 14,694 4.0 14026 3.8PERCHES 640 .2 736 .2 720 .2MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 2,350 .7 2,640 .7 2,940 .8

ALL OThtR CROPS 96,106 27.3 104,172 28.4 111,697 29.2GREENFOUSE/NURSY 92,C00 26.1 100,000 27.2 107,500 28.1MAPLE PRODUCTS 566 .2 397 .1 507 .1DEER FLO CROPS 13/ 3,540 1.0 3,775 1.0 3,690 1.0

M/CMIGIN

ALL COMMODITIES 2,750,530 1.9 2001037 2.1 2076,998 2.0


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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

MEAT ANIMALS 371,055 13.5 439,478 14.5 456,411 16.4

CATTLE/CALVES 234,414 8.5 252,844 8.7 248,224 8.9

HOGS 132,554 4.8 163,245 5.6 203,601 7.3

SHEEP/LAMBS 4.017 .1 3,389 .1 4,586 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 703,906 25.6 739,946 25.5 709,538 25.6

M1LK,WHOLESALE 699,720 25.4 735,760 25.4 706,050 25.4

MILKOETAIL 4,186 .2 4,186 .1 3,488 .1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 86,702 3.2 87,300 3.0 101,513 3.8

EGGS 84,473 2.3 63,743 2.2 15,350 2.7

TURKEYS 4/ 19,188 .7 19,950 .7 27,825 1.0

CHICKENS,FARM 1,767 .1 2,217 .3 1.772 .1

BRCILERS 4/ 1,274 1,390 1,566 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 14,654 .5 20,111 .7 25,164 .9

WDCL 381 11, 361 444

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 14,273 .5 19,750 .7 24,720 .9

CROPS 7/ 1,574,213 57.2 1,634,202 56.3 1,479,372 53.3

FOOC GRAINS 74,096 2.7 125,:07 4.3 100,145 3.6

WHEAT 73,173 2.7 124,354 4.3 99,402 3.6

RYE 923 753 743

FEEC CROPS 351,541 20.1 564,059 19.4 439,643 15.8

CORN 490,884 17.8 500,262 17.2 377,363 13.6

HAY 37,595 1.4 38,867 1.3 44.743 1.6

OATS 20.571 .7 22.794 .8 14,891 .5

BARLEY 2,491 .1 2,136 .1 2,646 .1

OIL CRCPS 209,013 7.6 224,045 7.7 209,116 7.5

VEGETABLES 323.372 11.8 380,475 12.4 303,439 10.9

ORY BEANS 114,148 4.2 121,710 4.2 94,964 3.4

POTATCES 51,035 1.9 66,003 2.3 62,090 2.2

ONIONS 20,017 .7 23,813 .8 30,928 1.1

TOPATCES 26.851 1.0 26,507 .9 26,704 1.0

CARROTS 16,089 .6 24,680 .9 20,238 .7

CELERY 16,400 .6 16,504 .6 15,403 .6

COFN,SWEET 7,092 .3 9,324 .3 8,648 .3

8EANS,SNAP 5,313 .2 5,967 .2 6,664 .2

LETTUCE 5,175 .2 3,762 .1 4,066 .1

CALLIFLOWER 2,009 .1 2,243 .1 2,883 .1

MISC VEG 8/ 59,180 2.2 59,962 2.1 30,851 1.1

FRUITS AND NUTS 156,709 5.7 175,319 6.0 175,329 6.3

CHERRIES 36,805 1.3 50,862 1.8 62,559 2.3

APPLES 57,744 2.1 62,022 2.1 61,816 2.2

GRAPES 11,710 .4 11,593 .4 8,095 .3

PEACHES 9,504 .3 7,418 .3 7,610 .3

STRAWBERRIES 11,416 .4 8,412 .3 7,076 .3

PLLMS/PRUNFS 2,694 .1 2,514 .1 3,245 .1

PEARS 2,334 .1 1,804 .1 2,326 .1

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 24,442 30,694 1.1 22,602 .8

ALL OTHER CROPS 259.482 9.4 185.197 6.4 251,700 9.1

GREENFOUSE/NURSY 165,000 6.0 84,000 2.9 147,421 5.3

SUGAR BEETS 66,337 2.4 70,741 2.4 72,781 2.6

MUSHRCOMS 13,446 15,977 .6 16,367 .6

MINT 1,788 .1 1,536 .1 1,536 .1

OTTER rLD CROPS 13/ 12,911 .5 12,943 .4 13,595 .5

MINNESCTA

ALL COMMODITIES 6,589,C30 4.6 8,472,310 4.7 6,242068 4.4

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 3,546,839 53.8 3,337,287 51.6 3038,025 53.5

MEAT ANIMALS 1,868,113 28.4 1,592,257 24.6 1,604,400 25.7

CATTLE/CALVES 1,008,815 15.3 835,387 12.9 863.098 13.8

HOGS 844,522 12.8 741,410 11.5 726,857 11.6

SHEEP/LAMBS 14.716 .2 15,480 .2 14,447 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 1,333,C48 20.2 1,402,049 21.7 1,290,333 2C.7

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 301.921 4.6 293,852 4.5 396,837 6.4

TURKEYS 4/ 172,887 2.6 158.283 2.4 229,818 3.7

EGOS 99.701 1.5 101.879 1.6 123.627 2.0

BROILERS 4/ 26,663 .4 30,866 .5 39,104 .6

CHICKENS,FARM 2,670 2,844 4.288 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 43,159 .7 49,129 .8 46,455 .7

WOOL 1.087 823 * 1,040

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 42.672 .6 48,306 .7 45,415 .7

CROPS 7/ 3,042,191 46.2 3,1359023 48.4 [,904,343 46.5

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1912

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1913

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1914

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

FOOC GRAINS 417,367 7.4 455,205 7.0 270,007 4.3WHEAT 479,217 7.3 443,995 6.9 254.083 4.1RYE 8,150 .1 11,210 .2 16924 .3

FEEC CROPS 1,153,825 17.5 1,140,009 17.6 1,131,301 11.2CORN 938,777 14.2 931,251 14.4 963,450 15.4SMILEY 90,136 1.4 91,762 1.5 67,534 1.1HAY 57,064 .9 51,055 .9 55,735 .9OATS 66945 1.0 51,934 .11 51,512 .11

OIL CRCPS 1,015,069 15.4 1,110,157 11.2 1,111,765 17.9SOYBEANS 939,929 14.3 1,125,410 17.4 1,013,360 17.4SUhFLCWER 66,141 1.0 46159 .8 30,300 .5FLAXSEED 8,999 .1 5,555 .1 5,105 .1

VEGETABLES 153,731 2.3 129,246 2.0 153,745 2.5POTATCES 57,644 .9 50,386 .11 57,976 .9COANtSWEET 36,416 .6 26,376 .4 41,095 .7PEAS,GREEN 22,950 .3 16,377 .3 24,863 .4ORY BEANS 11,626 .2 12,295 .2 8,661 .1CARROTS 4,013 .1 3,105 2,467ONIONS 1,450 1,472 1,197MISC VEC 1/ 17,559 .3 17,233 .3 17,446 .3

FRUITS AND NUTS 5,368 .1 5,094 .1 4,262 .1APPLES 4,403 .1 4,109 .1 3,277 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 965 985 985

ALL OTHER CROPS 227,004 3.4 224,612 3.5 219,263 3.5SUGAR BEETS 162,513 2.5 158,672 2.5 151,606 2.4GREENHOUSE/NURSY 44,083 .7 44,053 .7 48,885 .8OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 20,408 .3 21,857 .3 18,772 .3

MISSISSIPPI

ALL COMMODITIES 2,321,050 1.6 2,072,917 1.5 2,167,923 1.5

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 939,578 40.5 926,782 44.7 1,044,860 48.2

MEAT ANIMALS 321,773 13.9 261,077 12.6 278,139 12.8CATTLE/CALVES 267,390 11.5 218,608 10.5 232,955 10.7HOGS 54,383 2.3 42,469 2.0 45,184 2.1

OAIRY PRODUCTS 127,262 5.5 124,307 6.0 117,847 5.4MILK,WHOLESALE 124,960 5.4 123,540 6.0 116,545 5.4MILK,RETAIL 2,302 .1 767 1,302 .1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 426,115 18.4 457,343 22.1 544,624 25.1BROILERS 4/ 336,657 14.5 373,239 18.0 447,964 20.7EGGS 85,950 3.7 76,907 3.7 86,444 4.0CHICKENSPFARM 4,108 .2 7,197 .3 9,716 .4

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 63,829 2.7 84,055 4.1 104,250 4.8AOLACLLTURE NA NA 100,000 4.6OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ t'3,828 2.7 84,055 4.1 4,250 .2

CROPS 7/ 1,381.472 59.5 1,146,135 55.3 1,123,063 31.8

FOOL GRAINS 244,255 10.5 133,207 6.5 154,599 7.1WHEAT 111,785 4.8 75,258 3.6 80,468 3.7RICE 132,470 5.7 59,949 2.9 74,131 3.4

FEEL CROPS 18,943 .8 30,197 1.5 42,716 2.0SORGFUM GRAIN 7,963 .3 20,515 1.0 33,249 1.5HAY 9,153 .4 7,833 .4 7,637 .4CORN 1,827 .1 1,849 .1 1,830 .1

COTTON 591,353 25.5 421,741 20.6 383,502 17.7COTTON LINT 554,102 23.9 377,718 18.2 334,069 15.4COTTONSEED 37,451 1.6 49,023 2.4 49,433 2.3

UIL CRCPS 474,891 20.5 504,631 24.3 495,563 22.9

VEGETAELES 28,625 1.2 25,086 1.2 22,887 1.1SWEETPUTATOES 3,530 .2 4,236 .2 4,881 .2MISC VEG 8/ 25,095 lel 20,850 1.0 18,006 .8

FRUITS AND NUTS 5,520 .2 6,859 .3 5,667 .3PECANS 3,272 .1 4,609 .2 3,222 "PEACF1S 646 830 1,056MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,602 .1 1,420 .1 1,389 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 17,685 .8 17,414 .8 18,129 .8GREEF+OUSE/NURSY 15,000 .6 15,010 .7 15,000 .7INFER FLO CROPS 13/ 2,688 .1 2,414 .1 3,129 .1

MISSOURI

ALL COMMODITIES 3,849,829 2.7 3,769,703 2.8 3,728,517 2.6

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 2,071,683 53.8 2,262,784 60.0 20166,148 38.1

NEAT ANIMALS 6478,028 38.4 1,629,538 43.2 1,550,065 41.6

CATTLE/CALVES 865,003 22.5 973,056 25.8 912,962 24.5

HOGS 608,826 15.8 652,721 17.3 632,061 11.0

SHEEP /LAMBS 4,199 el 3,761 .1 5,042 el

OAIRY PRODUCTS 380,912 9.9 406,315 10.8 353,760 9.5

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 178,349 4.6 184,242 5.0 220,511 5.9

TURKEYS 4/ 85,104 2.2 95,342 2.5 103,776 2.8

EGGS 60,678 1.6 54,846 1.5 68,117 laBRCILERS 4/ 29,336 .6 33,887 .9 42,983 1.2

CHICKENS,FARM 3,231 .1 4,167 .1 5,719 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 34,394 .9 38,689 1.0 41,748 1.1

WOCL 415 384 548

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 33,979 .9 36,305 1.0 41,200 1.1

CROPS 7/ 4778,146 46.2 1,506,919 40.0 1,562.349 41.9

FOOC GRAINS 320,822 8.3 255,318 6.8 362,182 9.7

WHEAT 292,920 7.6 230,155 6.1 325,633 8.7

RICE 27,723 .7 25,041 .7 36,374 1.0

RYE 179 122 175

FEEC CROPS 339,792 808 306,023 6.1 300,699 8.1

CORN 218,698 5.7 225,295 6.0 175,787 4.7

SORGHUM GRAIN 79,858 2.1 51,265 1.4 75,211 2.0

HAY 40,218 1.0 216794 .8 49,219 1.3

OATS 6018 669 532

COTTON 85,668 2.2 15,550 .4 46,514 1.2

COTTON LINT 80,797 2.1 11,562 .3 39,639 1.1

COTTONSEEO 4,871 .1 3,988 .1 6,875 .2

TOBACCC 11,717 .3 8,131 .2 U 089 .3

OIL CRCPS 961,884 25.0 857,924 22.8 763,266 20.5

VEGETAELES 9,575 .2 9,980 .3 7,260 .2

FRUITS AND NUTS 11,504 .3 11,472 .3 11,229 .3

APPLES 6010 .2 6,092 .2 6,492 .2

PEACHES 660 2,618 .1 2,193 el

GRAPES 714 : 1,162 914

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 3,420 .1 1,600 1,630

ALL OTHER CROPS 37,184 1.0 42,521 1.1 60,810 1.6

GREEN)OUSE/NURSY 19,000 .5 21,000 .6 41,000 1.1

INFER FLO CROPS 13/ 18,184 .5 21,521 .6 19,810 .5

MONTANA

ALL COMMODITIES 1,551,192 1.1 1,489,370 1.1 1,419,444 1.0


MEAT ANIMALS 591,046 38.1 583,954 39.2 699,307 49.3

CATTLE/CALVES 540,617 34.9 543,673 36.5 653,885 46.1

HOGS 32,614 2.1 22,500 65 26,855 69SHEEP/LAMBS 17.e1e lel 17,781 1.2 18,567 (.3

DAIRY PRODUCTS 42,833 2.8 45,015 3.0 44,927 3.2

HILK,MHOLESALE 42,108 2.7 44,289 3.0 44,160 3.1

MILK,RETAIL 725 726 767 .1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 8,659 .6 8,683 .4 10,479 .7

EGOS 8,479 .5 8,695 .6 10,293 .7

CHICKENS,FARM 180 188 186

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 11,484 .7 19,433 1.3 17,720 (.2

WOOL 4,298 .3 3,849 .3 4,740 .3

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 7,186 .5 15,584 1.0 12,980 .9

CROPS 7/ 897,170 57.8 832,085 55.9 647,011 45.6

FOOC GRAINS 682,768 44.0 572,339 38.4 428,054 30.2

FEEC CROPS 148,421 9.6 195,238 13.1 171,228 12.1

BARLEY 110,365 7.1 152,961 10.3 134,254 9.5

HAY 34,221 2.2 38,600 2.6 34,207 2.4

OATS 3,168 .2 2,839 .2 1,814 .1

CORN 667 838 .1 953 .1

VEGETABLES 14,654 .9 13,744 .9 15,715 1.1

POTATCES 11,936 .8 12,546 .6 14,352 1o0

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

DRY SEAMS 2.651 .2 1,038 .1 1,241 .1MISC VEG 8/ 67 160 122

FRUITS AND NUTS 1.943 .1 702 941 .1CHERRIES 1.926 619 926 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS II/ 15 83 15

ALL OTHER CROPS 49.364 3.2 50.062 3.4 31,073 2.2SUGAR BEETS 36.040 2.3 34.683 2.3 19,080 1.3GREEMHOUSE/MURSY 2.000 .1 2,000 .1 2,000 .1OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 11.344 .7 13.379 .9 9,993 .7

MEERASKA

ALL COMMODITIES 7,005,868 4.9 6.431,647 4.7 7.081,666 5.0

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 4.336,468 61.9 4.217.716 65.6 4,522.959 63.9

MEAT ANIMALS 4,115,320 58.7 3.982.037 61.9 4.313.556 60.9CATTLE/CALVES 3.390,343 48.4 30325.669 51.7 3,666,182 51.8HOGS 714,314 10.2 645.547 10.0 635,407 9.0SHEEP/LAMBS 10.663 .2 10.601 .2 11.967 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 174.230 2.5 184,205 2.9 157,950 2.2

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 36,191 .5 27,818 .6 38,835 .5EGGS 27,197 .4 29,935 .5 31,433 .4TURKEYS 4/ 4,730 .1 5,242 .1 5,099 .1BROILERS 4/ 3.198 1.999 1,761CHICKENS/FARM 466 639 542

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 10,727 .2 13,656 .2 12,618 .2WOCL 785 639 888OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 9.542 .1 13.017 .2 11.730 .2

CROPS 1/ 2,669,400 38.1 2.213.931 34.4 2,558,707 36.1

FOOC GRAINS 391,075 5.6 325,362 5.1 343,441 4.8WHEAT 389,004 5.6 323.190 5.0 341,417 4.8RYE 2.071 2.172 2,024

FFEC CROPS 1,644,127 23.5 1,393032 21.7 1,622,895 22.9CORN 1,282,594 18.3 1,131.281 17.6 1,344,180 19.0SORGHLN GRAIN 273,836 3.9 186.361 2.9 191,220 2.7HAY 72,182 1.0 61,595 1.0 75,450 1.1OATS 14,689 .2 12,018 .2 9,732 .1BARLEY 826 1.777 2,313

OIL CRCPS 505,881 7.2 363.236 5.6 443,845 u.3

VEGETABLES 62,714 .9 63,164 1.0 52,701 .7DRY BEANS 49,306 .7 46,859 .7 33,991 .5POTATCES 11,408 .2 11,805 .2 10,960 .2MISC VEG 8/ 2,000 4,500 .1 7,750 .1

FRUITS AND NUTS 2,800 990 1,350

ALL OTHER CROPS 62,803 .9 68,147 1.1 94,475 1.3SUCAR BEETS 32,317 .5 38,947 .6 54,025 .8GREENWOUSE/NURSY 11,476 .2 11,336 .2 11,350 .2OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 19,010 .3 17,864 .3 29,100 .4

NEVADA

ALL COMMODITIES 236,825 .2 228,580 .2 252,330 .2

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 166,093 70.1 153.020 66.9 172,372 68.3

PIZAT ANIMALS 135,806 57.3 120,951 52.9 137,970 54.7CATTLE/CALVES 126,001 52.4 107,689 47.1 123,418 48.9SHEEP /LAMPS 10,228 4.3 11,497 5.0 12,936 5.1HOGS 1,577 .7 1,765 .8 1,616 .6

DAIRY PRODUCTS 29,260 12.4 31,088 13.6 33,210 13.2

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 44 41 64EGGS 43 40 62CHICKENS,FARH 1 1 2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 983 .4 940 .4 1,128 .4WOCL 683 .3 620 .3 748 .3OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 300 .1 320 .1 300 .2

CROPS 7/ 70,732 29.9 75,560 33.1 79,958 31.7

FOOC GRAINS 6,122 2.6 3,869 1.7 4,602 1.8

FEEC CROPS 40,801 17.2 49,561 21.7 45,869 18.2

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TABLE 7 --CASH RECEIPTS CY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY CROUii, UNITED STATES AND(VALUE IN THOUSAND DOLLARS)

STATES, 198,5.84.-CONTIAUED

STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1962

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTOTAL

HAY 37.884 16.0 45,818 20.D 41.634 16.5

BARLEY 2.917 1.2 3.743 1.6 4,235 1.7

COTTON 552 .2 209 .1 90COTTON LINTCOTTONSEED

52329

.2 2072

.1 90NA

VEGETABLES 18,085 7.6 16.899 7.4 23,886 9.5

POTATOES 13.481 5.7 11,043 4.8 18,663 7.4

MISC VEG 8/ 4.604 1.9 5.856 2.6 5.223 2.1

FRUITS AND NUTS 14 15 12

ALL OTHER CROPS 5,158 2.2 5,007 2.2 5,499 2.2

GREZNHOUSE/NURSV 186 .1 181 .1 165 .1

OTHER FLD CROPS 13/ 4,972 2.1 4,826 2.1 5,334 2.1

NEM HAMPSHIRE

ALL COMMODITIES 108.135 .1 109,662 .1 108.888 .1

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 76.695 7D.9 77.720 70.9 75,521 69.4

MEAT ANIMALS 10,580 9.8 9,128 8.3 8.451 7.8

CATTLE/CALVES 9,266 8.6 8.085 7.4 6,837 6.3HOGS 1.010 .9 553 .5 839 .6

SHEEP/LAMBS 304 .3 49D .4 775 .7

DAIRY PRODUCTS 52,395 48.5 54,521 49.7 51,609 47.4

MaK.MHOLESALE 50,460 46.7 53.070 40.4 50,400 46.3

MILK,RETAIL 1,935 1.8 1.451 1.3 1,209 1.1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 10,660 9.9 11,147 10.2 11,970 11.0EGGS 10,098 9.3 10,340 9.4 10,953 1D.1

TURKEYS 4/ 365 .3 489 .4 518 .5

CHICKENS,FARN 217 .2 318 .3 499 .5

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 3,040 2.8 2,924 2.7 3,491 3.2

MOCL 39 a 60 .1 67 .1

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 3,001 2.8 2.864 2.6 3,424 3.1

CROPS 7/ 31,440 29.1 111.942 29.1 33,367 30.6

FEEC CROPS 1,952 1.8 2,184 2.0 2,297 2.1

VEGETABLES 4.606 4.3 4,700 4.3 4,560 4.2

FRUITS AND NUTS 9.619 8.9 8.880 8.1 8.886 8.2

APPLES 8,211 7.6 7,568 6.9 7,464 6.9MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1.408 1.3 1,312 1.2 1,422 1.3

ALL OTHER CROPS 15,263 14.1 16,178 14.8 17,624 16.2

GREENNOUSE/NURSY 11,300 10.4 .....950 10.9 12,850 11.8

MAPLE PRODUCTS 1,883 1.7 1,896 1.7 2,377 2.2

OTHER FLD CROPS 13/ 2.C80 1.9 2.332 2.1 2,397 2.2

NEM JERSEY

ALL COMMODITIES 511,509 .4 501,415 .4 505,310 .4

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 132,138 25.8 136,758 27.3 134.746 26.7

MEAT ANIMALS 17,385 3.4 19,750 3.9 18,394 3.6

CATTLE/CALVES 11.186 2.2 10,177 2.0 10.865 2.2

HOGS 6,104 1.2 9,334 1.9 7,269 1.4

SHEEP/LAMBS 95 239 260 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 68,331 13.4 69,915 13.f.' 65,379 12.9

MILKIMHOLESALE 65,C52 12.7 66,920 13.3 62,100 12.3

MILK,RETAIL 3,279 .6 2,995 .6 3,279 .6

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 16,478 3.2 15,784 3.1 19,399 3.8

EGGS 14,842 2.9 13,671 2.7 17,087 3.4

TURKEYS 4/ 1,163 .2 1,639 .3 1,760 .3

CHICKENStFARN 473 .1 470 .1 544 .1

RISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 29,944 5.9 31.305 6.2 31,574 6.2

110C1 22 25 40

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 29,922 5.8 31,280 6.2 31,534 6.2

CROPS 7/ 379,371 74.2 364.657 72.7 370,564 73.3

FOOC GRAINS 6 051 1.4 6,310 1.3 5,923 1.2

WHEAT 6,C54 1.2 5.162 1.0 5,201 1.0

RYE 097 .2 1,148 .2 722 .1

FEEC CROPS 33,787 6.6 33,662 6.7 32,630 6.5

CON 20,446 4.0 19,984 4.0 18,341 3.6

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TABLE 7 --CASH RECEIPTS BY ..OMMOOITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS. UNITED STATES AND STATES, 1982 -84- CONTINUED(VALUE IN THOUSAND OCLLARS/

STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTCTAL

HAY 11,879 2.3 12,404 2.5 12,994 2.6BARLEY 1,401 .3 1,231 .2 1.244 .2OATS 61 43 51

OIL CRCPS 25,C07 4.9 23.015 4.6 24.063 4.8

VEGETABLES 136,810 26.7 126,181 25.2 115,180 22.8TOMATCES 34,519 6.7 18,254 3.6 20.060 4.0POTATCES 10,894 2.1 13.018 2.6 13.018 2.68EANS,SNAP 10,527 2.1 l'.108 2.2 11.549 2.3CORN,SMEET 11,378 2.2 11,256 2.2 11.300 2.2PEPPERS 9,847 1.9 9,658 1.9 8.794 1.7LETTUCE 6,261 1.2 7.096 1.4 6,213 1.2CABBAGE 7,C76 1.4 8,232 1.6 5.808 1.1CUCUMBERS 4,925 1.0 3.953 .8 5,088 1.0SPINACH 3,865 .8 7.924 1.6 3,703 .7SMEETPOTATOES 3,293 .6 2,693 .5 2,602 .6EGGPLANT 2,693 .5 2,445 .5 2,765 .5ESCARCLE 2,880 .0 3,853 .8 2,565 .5ASPARAGUS 3,296 .6 2,547 .5 2,127 .4MISC VEG 8/ 25,356 5.0 24,144 4.8 19,388 3.8

FRUITS ANO NUTS 77,647 15.2 72,448 14.4 64.587 12.8BLLEBERRIES 21,360 4.2 18,260 3.6 17,980 3.6APPLES 17,411 3.4 13.450 2.7 14.395 2.8CRANBERRIES 13,806 2.7 12.209 2.4 14.357 2.8PEACHES 21,964 4.3 25,294 5.0 14.157 2.8STRAWBERRIES 2,563 .5 2.555 .3 2.965 .6MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 743 .! 690 .1 733 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 98,969 19.3 103.041 20.6 128,161 25.4GREEW.OUSE/NURSY 98,508 19.3 102,500 20.- 127.496 25.2MUSHRCOMS 295 .1 364 .1 360 .1OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 166 177 305 .1

NEM MEIICC

ALL COMMODITIES 946,131 .7 963,641 .7 988,725 .7

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 632,123 66.8 634,384 65.8 656.526 66.4

MEAT ANIMALS 476,015 50.3 470,027 48.8 480,623 48.6CATTLE/CALVES 456,900 48.3 451,094 46.8 462,276 46.8SHEEP/LAMBS 10,680 1.1 12,482 1.3 12,837 1.3HOGS 8,435 .9 6,451 .7 5.510 .6

DAIRY PRODUCTS 123,847 13.1 132,170 13.7 140,328 14.2MILK,RHOLESALE 119,340 12.6 126,700 13.1 133,584 13.5MILK,AETAIL 4,507 .5 5,470 .6 6,744 .7

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 15,140 1.6 15,184 1.6 17.412 1.8EGOS 14,550 1.6 14,910 1.5 17,205 1.7CH1CKENS,FARM 190 274 207

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 17,1471 1.8 17,003 1.8 18,163 1.8wU(L 4,331 .5 3,673 .4 4,328 .4UTI-ER LIVESTOCK 6/ 12,790 1.4 13,370 1.4 13,835 1.4

CROPS 7/ 314,C08 33.2 329,257 34.2 332,199 33.6

FOUL GRAINS 46,687 4.9 43,237 4.5 37.043 3.7

FEEC CROPS 111,544 11.8 113,028 11.7 131,166 13.3HAY 62,653 6.6 70,120 7.3 87,743 8.9SORGHUM GRAIN 28,C95 3.0 21t786 2.3 21,029 2.1CORN 17,554 1.9 18,568 1.9 20,114 2.0BARLEY 3,242 .3 2,554 .3 2.280 .2

COTTON 28,489 3.0 34,249 3.6 34,452 3.5COTTCI' LINT 26,672 2.8 29,210 3.0 31,031 3.1COITCASEE0 1,517 .2 5,039 .5 3,421 .3

OIL CRCPS 6,00 .6 5,811 .6 7,733 .8

VEGETABLES 66,548 7.0 79,879 8.3 70,490 7.1POIATCES 6,248 .7 9,670 1.0 16,742 1.7ONIONS 14,278 1.5 11,107 1.2 16,107 1.6LETTUCE 13,774 1.5 23,114 2.4 5,398 .5MISC VEG 8/ 32,248 3.4 35,988 3.7 32,243 3.3

FRUITS ANO NUTS 22,257 2.4 22,053 c..3 21,315 2.2PECANS 20,655 2.2 21,097 2.2 19,840 2.0APPLES 1,352 .1 706 .1 945 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 250 250 530 .1

ALL CTFER CROPS 32,453 3.4 31,000 3.: 30,000 3.0GREENFOUSE/NURSYSUCAR BEETS

26,C00433

2.7 26,000NA

2.7 26,000NA

2.6

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TABLE 7--CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, UNITED STATES AND STATES, 1982 -84- CONTINUED(VALUE IN 7NaOSAND DCLLARS)

STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CF

TCTAL

OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 6,C20 .6 5,000 .5 4,000 .4

NEW YORK

ALL CGMMOOITIES 2,583.429 1.8 2,636.525 1.9 2,705,420 1.S

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 1,854.532 71.8 1,918,213 72.8 1,911,126 70.6

MEAT AKINALS 166.700 6.5 161,000 6.1 183,370 6.8CATTLE/CALVES 143.058 5.5 142,760 5.4 16.?:"Zi0 6.1HOGS 22,265 .9 16,563 .6 17,749 .7SHEEFILAMBS 1,377 .1 1,677 .1 1,811 .1

OAIRY PRODUCTS 1,494,044 57.8 1,5659965 59.4 1,507,994 55.7MILK,MHOLESALE 1,478,230 57.2 1,552,210 58.9 1,494,450 55.2MILK,RETAIL 15,614 .6 13,758 .5 13,544 .5

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 90,870 3.5 88.747 3.4 121,872 4.5EGGS 85.470 3.3 82,896 3.1 100,300 3.7CHICKENS,FARM 2.134 .1 7,341 .1 3,649 .1TURKEYS 4/ 2.580 .1 2.732 .1 2,779 .1BRCILERS 4/ 686 778 1,032DUCKS NA NA 14,112 .5

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 102,918 4.0 102,498 3.9 97,890 3.6WOCL 232 211 285OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 1028E86 4.0 102,287 3.9 97,605 3.6

CROPS 7/ 728,897 28.2 718,312 27.2 794,294 29.4

FOOC GRAINS 18,460 .7 24,820 .9 24,577 .9WHEAT 17.630 .7 23,994 .9 23,790 .9RYE 830 826 787

FEEC CROPS 148,162 5.7 141,764 5.4 149,677 5.5CORN 100,538 3.9 94,289 3.6 96,934 3.6HAY 36,725 1.4 41,105 1.6 45,773 1.7OATS 10,299 .4 6,370 .2 6,970 .3

OIL CPCPS NA 3,149 .1 NA

VEGETABLES 267,136 10.3 263,449 10.0 311,752 11.5POTATCES 52.966 2.1 64,825 2.5 64,518 2.4ONIONS 57,529 2.2 46,593 1.8 62,385 2.3CABBAGE 24,334 9 25,294 1.0 53,429 2.0COPN,SWEET 27,683 1.1 28,589 1.1 33,891 1.3BEANS,SNAP 25 .86 1.0 24,986 .9 22,381 .8LETTUCE 11,172 .4 12,090 .5 11,997 .4CALLIFLONER 8,729 .3 9.971 .4 11,625 .4TOPATCES 14,389 .6 9,187 .3 11,188 .40117 BEANS 8,315 .3 6,240 .2 6,100 .2PEAS,GREEN 4,279 .2 3,933 .1 4,542 .2CUCUMBERS 4,735 .2 4,784 .2 4,469 .2CARROTS 4,555 .2 3,761 .1 3,305 .1CELERY 3,240 .1 4,126 .2 3,090 .1BEETS 2,667 .1 1,501 .1 1,579 .1MISC VEG 8/ 17,057 .7 17,569 .7 17,253 .6

FRUITS ANO NUTS 163,587 6.3 137,942 5.2 132,769 4.9APPLES 106,340 4.1 70,619 2.7 75,005 2.8GRAPES 36,699 1.4 37,975 1.4 33,900 1.3STRAWBCRRIES 6,238 .3 6,251 .2 8,369 .3CHERRIES 5,020 .2 12,236 .5 6,367 .2PEARS 3,783 .1 5,100 .2 4,516 .2PEACHES 3,351 .1 3,874 .1 2,932 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,756 .1 1,887 .1 1,678 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 131,552 5.1 147,186 5.6 175,.19 6.5GREENHOUSE/NURSY 119,300 4.6 137,200 5.2 163,400 6.0HARE PROOUCTS 5,536 .2 3,995 .2 5,710 .2MUSHRCUMS 3,936 .2 2,088 .1 1,985 .1OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 2.780 .1 3,905 .1 4,424 .2

NORTH CARCLINA

ALL COPPOOITIES 3,922,665 2.7 3,630,398 2.7 4,1.25,396 2.9

LIVESTCCK PROOUCTS 2/ 1,620,572 41.3 1,679,102 46.3 1,927,727 46.7

MEAT AKIMALS 510,222 13.0 485,031 13.4 472,136 11.4HOGS 369,356 9.4 378,133 10.4 380,935 9.2CATTLE/CALVES 141.385 3.6 106,734 2.9 91,050 2.2SHEEP/LAMBS 121 164 151

DAIRY PROOUCTS 240,452 6.1 245.068 6.8 238,800 5.8

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 602,989 20.5 879,472 24.2 1.142,463 27.7BRCILERS 4/ 421,969 10.8 467,316 13.4 602,990 14.6

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTCTAL

TURKEYS 4/ 199,568 5.1 207,182 5.7 286,125 6.9EGGS 173,C43 4.4 170,912 4,7 238,751 5.8CHICKENS.FARN 8,409 .2 14,060 .4 14,597 .4

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 66,229 1.7 69,511 1.9 73,928 1.8WOCL 19 23 39OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 66,210 1.7 69,488 1.9 73,789 1.8

CROPS 7/ 2,302,C93 58.7 1,951,496 53.7 2,198,171 53.3

FOOC GRAINS 65,565 1.7 53.313 1.5 73,574 1.8WHEAT 64,525 1.7 52,479 1.4 72,559 1.8RYE 1,C20 834 1,015

FEEL CROPS 271,002 6.9 221.862 6.1 289,544 7.0CORN 256,349 S.5 210,431 5.8 275,366 6.7MAT .,902 .1 4,40i .1 4,884 .1BARLEY 7 77 .1 1.987 .1 3.592 .1SORGHUM GRAIN 4.wo, .1 2.837 .1 3,045 .1OATS 2.811 .1 2.204 .1 2,657 .1

COTTON 49,581 1.3 24,052 .7 29,742 .7COITCA LINT 47.505 1.2 21.606 .6 26,115 .6COTTOKSEED 1.682 2.446 .1 3.627 .1

TUSACCC 1,233,415 31.4 1,019,696 28.1 1,054,229 25.6

OIL CRCPS 408,318 10.4 330.833 9.1 392.469 9.5SOYBEANS 2990571 7.6 257.829 7.1 272,786 6.6PEANUTS 108,747 2.8 73,004 2.0 119,683 2.9

VEGETACLES 141,180 3.6 141,757 3.9 146,952 3.6SWEETPOTATOES 44,546 1.1 50.456 1.4 59,851 1.5POIATCtS 15,700 .4 14,292 .4 14,292 .3TOMATCES 4,522 .1 4.574 .1 5,203 .1CORN,SNEET 3.355 .1 2.876 .1 3.197 .1MISC YEG 8/ 73,C57 1.9 69,559 1.9 64,409 1.6

FRUITS AND NUTS 30,456 .8 48.470 1.3 65,86: 1.6APPLES 21.290 .5 36.957 1.0 42,334 1.0PEACHES 185 2,987 .1 9,632 .2STRAWBERRIES 2,475 .1 1.870 .1 2.006GRAPES 1.367 897 1.596PECANS 1,244 1,108 1,581MISC FRUIT /NUTS 11/ 3.895 .1 4.651 .1 8.712 .2

ALL OTT-ER CROPS 102,190 2.6 111.313 3.1 145,600 3.5GREENFOUSE/NURSY 99.000 2.5 109.000 3.0 143.784 3.5ODER FLO CROPS 13/ 3,190 .1 2.313 .1 2.016

NORTH CAKCTA

ALL COMPOOTTICS 2,605,845 1.8 2,730.855 2.0 2,544,164 1.8

LIVESTOCK PRCOUCTS 2/ 606,259 23.3 647,614 23.7 690,312 27.1

HEAT ANIMALS 446.03 17.1 475.641 17.4 523.792 20.6CATTLE/CALVES 398.105 15.3 436.379 16.0 480.520 18.9HOGS 40.680 1.6 32.472 1.2 34,887 1.4SHEEP /LAMBS 7,848 .3 6.790 .2 8.385 .3

DAIRY PROOULTS 123.125 4.7 131.875 4.8 121.770 4.8

POULTRY ANC EGGS 3/ 9.5C5 .4 9.633 .4 13.921 .5TURKEYS 4/ 6,529 .3 4,524 .2 7.503 .3EtpCS 2,560 .1 4,991 .2 6,270 .2CHICKENSIFARM 116 118 148

RISE LIVESTOCK 5/ 26.896 1.0 30,465 1.1 30.829 1.2hUCL 1.122 972 1.155OTFER LIVESTOCK 6/ 25.774 1.0 29,493 1.1 29,674 1.2

CROPS 7/ 1,999,386 76.7 2,083.241 76.3 1,853,852 72.9

FOUL GRAINS 1.190.C76 45.7 1.058.617 38.8 898.863 35.3wHEAT 1.184,747 45.5 1.051.171 38.5 885.161 34.8RYE 5.329 .2 7.446 .3 13.702 .5

FEEc CROPS 232.611 8.9 297.518 10.9 331.512 13.0BARLEY 134,310 5.2 196.724 7.2 220,033 8.6CUM 60,802 2.3 65.108 2.4 72,8)5 2.9OA1S 18,734 .7 22.641 .8 23.080 .9MAT 18.765 .7 13.105 .5 15.544 .6

U11. CRCPS 375.584 14.4 506,791 18.6 431,649 17.0SURFLCWER 301,343 11.6 415.320 15.2 301.812 11.9SOYBEANS 47,219 1.8 60.915 2.2 112.651 4.4PLAXSEE0 27,422 1.1 30,556 1.1 17.186 .7

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

VEGETABLES 91,842 3.5 108,779 4.0 89,092 3.5POTATCES 60,006 2.3 74,130 2.7 61,615 2.4DRY BEANS 31,356 1.2 34,149 1.3 26.927 1.1

MSC VEG 8/ 480 500 550


ALL ODER CROPS 108,758 4.2 111,351 4.1 102,596 4.0SUGAR BEETS 88,393 3.4 86,644 3.2 83,645 3.3GREENME`USE/NURSY 8,500 .3 9,000 .3 NAOTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 11,865 .5 15,707 .6 18,951 .7

UHIO

ALL COMMODITIES 3.583,935 2.5 3,615,378 2.7 3,610,698 2.5


MEAT ANIMALS 721,607 20.1 684,132 18.9 728,603 20.2HOGS 386,917 10.8 343,517 9.5 371,409 10.3CATTLE/CALVES 325,913 9.1 331,575 9.2 348,059 9.6SHEEP/LAMBS 8,777 .2 9,040 .3 9,135 .3

DAIRY PRODUCTS 617,932 17.2 642,492 17.8 611,081 16.9MILK,WHOLESALE 613,760 17.1 638,520 17.7 606,825 16.8MILK,RETAIL 3,777 .1 3,972 .1 4,256 .1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 156,191 4.4 162,646 4.5 238,447 6.6EGCS 116,408 3.2 123,006 3.4 185,452 5.1TURKEYS 4/ 23,112 .6 21,667 .6 35,560 1.0BRCILERS 4/ 12,960 .4 11,440 .3 10,962 .3CHICKENSPFARM 4,711 .1 6,533 .2 6,473 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 34,C28 .9 30,236 .8 33,597 .9WOCL 878 736 1,027WEER LIVESTOCK 6/ 33,150 29,500 .8 32,570 .9

CROPS 7/ 2,054,072 57.3 2,095,872 58.0 1,998,970 55.4

FOOC GRAINS 174,357 4.9 191,819 5.3 162,949 4.5WHEAT 174,C33 4.9 191,393 5.3 162,565 4.5RYE 324 426 384

FEEL CROPS 727,823 20.3 7..7,589 20.7 623,539 17.3COM 655,948 18.3 677,931 18.8 551,813 15.3HAY 55,778 1.6 58,092 1.6 58,501 1.6OATS 16,097 .4 11,566 .3 13,225 .4

T OBACCC 42,902 1.2 39.788 1.1 37,961 1.1

OIL CRCPS 775,516 21.6 754,613 20.9 845,e8e 23.4

VEGETABLES 109,213 3.0 123,976 3.4 124,111 3.4TOPATCES 37,391 1.0 39,140 1.1 40,086 1.1CORN,SWEET 11,310 .3 14,837 .4 15,075 .4POTATCES 11,607 14,654 .4 13,765 .4CUCUMBERS NA NA 10,416 .3LETTUCE 4,815 .1 4,727 .1 3,195 .1

ONIONS 1,556 1,611 2,233 .1

CELERY 1,754 2,633 .1 1,733MISC VEG 8/ 40,780 1.1 46,374 1.3 37,608 1.0

FRUITS AND NUTS 28,258 24,977 .7 23,824 .7

APPLES 18,266 .5 13,875 .4 15,547 .4

STRAWBERRIES 6,500 .2 5,605 .2 4,543 .1

GRAPES 2,00 .1 2,147 .1 2,404 .1

PEACHES 6' 1,960 .1 NA

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,410 1,390 1.330

ALL CTEER CROPS 196,003 5.5 213,110 5.9 182,156 5.0GREENEOUSE/NURSY 163,000 4.5 168,000 4.6 137,107 3.8SUGAR BEETS NA 7,469 .2 7,328 .2OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 33,CO3 .9 37,641 1.0 37,721 1.0

OKLAHOMA

ALL CONKOOITIES 3,199.887 2.2 2,567,967 1.9 2.562,466 1.8


MEAT ANIMALS 1,773,262 55.4 1,..9,777 53.3 1,433,100 55.9CATTLE/CALVES 1,727,956 54.0 1,334,619 52.0 1.387,922 54.2HOGS 42,609 1.3 33,269 1.3 41,401 1.6SHEEP/LAMBS 2,697 .1 1,889 .1 3,777 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 165,606 5.2 163,228 6.4 152,668 6.0MILK,WHOLESALE 161,280 5.0 159,600 6.2 149,040 5.8


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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

MILK,RETAIL

1982

VALUE

4,326

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

.1

1983

VALUE

3,628

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUE

3,628

PERCENTCFTCTAL

el

POULTRY ANC EGGS 3/ 119,166 3.7 123,869 4.8 157,112 6.1

8REILERS 4/ 53,473 1.7 60,863 2.4 79,082 3.1

EGGS 50,250 1.6 50,998 2.0 59,610 2.3

TUPKEYS 4/ 14,447 .5 10,641 .4 16,560 .6

CHICKENS,FARN 536 1,367 .1 1,860 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK S/ 32,541 1.0 32,580 1.3 32,848 1.3

MOM 354 393 398

DER LIVESTOCK i/ 32,187 1.0 32,187 1.3 32,450 1.3

CROPS 7/ 1,109,372 34.7 878,513 34.2 786,738 30.7

FOOC GRAINS 753,491 23.5 565,060 22.0 511,383 20.0

WHEAT 752,242 23.5 563,697 22.0 509,907 19.9

RYE 1,249 1,363 el 1,476 .1

FEEC CROPS 67,563 2.7 87,436 3.4 104,794 4.1

HAY 38,201 1.2 51,329 2.0 62.908 2.5

SORGHUM GRAIN 39,584 1.2 25,001 1.0 29,895 1.2

CORN 7,292 .2 8,653 .3 9,170 .4

OATS 2,012 .1 1,812 .1 2,074 .1

BARLEY 474 641 747

CUTTON 119,048 3.7 75,311 2.9 34.584 1.3

COTTOK LINT 111,005 3.5 66,963 2.6 27,015 1.1

COITCKSEE0 8,043 .3 6,348 .3 7,569 .3

OIL CRCPS 72,034 2.3 73,448 2.9 77,488 3.0

PEANUTS 40,582 1.3 45,779 1.8 50,907 2.0

SOYBEANS 31,452 1.0 27,669 1.1 26,581 1.0

VEGETABLES 30,894 1.0 30,942 1.2 31,295 1.2

FRUITS ANO NUTS 7,772 .2 9,065 .4 17,38 .7

PECANS 3,312 .1 3,744 .1 11,614 .5

PEACHES 1,186 1,661 .t 2,064 .1

MISC FRUIT/NUTS II, 3,274 .1 3,660 .1 3,660 .1

ALL CTFER CROPS 38,570 1.2 37,251 1.5 9,856 .4

CREENFOUSE/NURSY 28,754 .9 28,754 1.1 NA

OTHER RIC CROPS 13/ 9,e16 .3 8,497 9,856 .4

OREGON

ALL COMMODITIES 1,736,562 1.2 1,600,095 1.2 1,791,783 1.3


MEAT AKIMALS 390,586 22.5 293,440 18.3 353,757 19.7

CATTLE /CALVES 353,560 20.4 258,560 16.2 313,355 17.5

HOCS 22,594 1.3 23,077 1.4 23,848 1.3

SHEEP/LAMBS 14,432 .8 11,803 .7 16,554 .9

DAIRY PRODUCTS 178,532 L0.3 188,021 11.8 179,404 10.0

NI1K,KNOLESALE 166,290 9.6 172,500 10.8 166,725 9.3

MILK,RETAIL 12,242 .7 15,521 1.0 12,679 .7

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 61,ee0 3.6 58,021 3.6 62,321 3.5

EGGS 28,589 1.6 30,389 1.9 33,074 1.8

8RCILERS 4/ 23,301 1.3 20,768 1.3 21,105 1.2

TURKEYS 4/ 9,526 .5 6,318 .4 7,692 .4

CNICKENS,FARN 464 546 450

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 27,657 1.6 27,275 1.7 30,159 1.7

MOLL 1,e16 .1 1,833 .1 2,232 .1

07FER L/VESTDCK 6/ 25,841 1.5 25,442 1.6 27,927 1.6

CROPS 7/ 1,077,507 62.1 1,033,338 64.6 1466,142 65.1

FUCC GRAINS 271,621 15.6 229,302 14.1 251,336 14.0

NNEA7 271,348 15.6 229,096 14.3 251,112 14.0

RYE 273 206 224

FEEC CROPS 102,094 5.9 122,662 7.7 137,539 7.7

HA) 64,250 3.7 63,115 3.9 73,864 4.1

BARLEY 22,732 1.3 38,706 2.4 43,682 2.4

COPN 7,796 .4 12,553 .8 13,101 .7

OA IS 7,316 .4 8,288 .5 6,892 .4

VEGETADLES 234,2e8 13.5 214,122 13.4 294,830 16.5

POIATCES 74,586 4.3 81,216 5.1 96,156 5.4

ONIONS 47,598 2.7 45,561 2.8 95,505 5.3

C001,5,16E7 31,243 1.8 25,019 1.6 3G,006 1.7

BEANS,SNAP 22,541 1.3 19,660 1.2 22,588 1.3

PEAS,CREEN 7,419 .4 6,963 .4 10,493 .6

CALLIFLOMER 6,417 .4 5,589 .1 7,691 .4


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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

BRCCCCLI 3.875 .2 3,403 .2 3.532 .2CAEBAGE 1.449 .1 NA NACARROTS 14015 .6 2.657 .2 NAMISC VEG 8/ 25,C45 1.4 23,854 1.5 28.859 1.6

FRUITS AND NUTS 144.347 8.3 136,986 8.6 127.177 7.1PEARS 35,951 2.1 35,004 2.2 37,726 2.1STRAWBERRIES 25,435 1.5 30,988 1.9 15.114 .8CHERRIES 2/423 1.3 22,029 1.4 14.492 .8APPLES 14,929 .9 11.126 .7 13,408 .7BLACKBERRIES 6.422 .4 7.770 .5 12.475 .7RASPBERRIES 10.214 .6 6,858 .4 9.843 .5FILBERTS 12.369 .7 4.316 .3 7,866 .4CRANBERRIES 3,C62 .2 3,937 .2 4.831 .3PEACHES 3,000 .2 2.645 .2 3.563 .2BLUEBERRIES 2,385 .1 3,548 .2 2.311 .1PLUMS/PRUNES 3.333 .2 4.666 .3 2,013 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 5024 .3 4499 .3 3.535 .2

ALL OTI-ER CROPS 325,557 18.7 3!0,266 20.6 355;260 19.8GREENhOUSE/NURSY 132.520 7.6 144,160 9.0 162.911 9.1RYEGRASS SD 52,875 3.0 42,707 2.7 48.566 2.7MINT 18,056 1.0 22,015 1.4 22,015 1.2HOPS 25,886 1.5 22,238 1.4 17,405 1.0FESCUE SU 11,774 .7 11,765 .7 13.233 .7SUCAR BEETS 9,111 .5 11,253 .7 11,798 .7ORCHARDGRASS SD 7,365 .4 8,653 .5 7,385 .4BLUEGRASS KEN S 9,341 .5 5,557 .3 7,033 .4REC CLOVER SO 6.000 .3 6,513 .4 6,307 .4ALFALFA SO 2,749 .2 3,545 .2 4,257 .2CRIMSCN CLOVER 1,630 .1 2.430 .2 3.278 .2BEATGPASS SD 4,178 .2 3,434 .2 2,795 .2OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 44,072 2.5 45,996 2.9 48,277 2.7

PENNSYLVANIA

ALL COMPODITIES 2,987,373 2.1 3,060006 2.2 3,165,530 2.2

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 2.162447 72.4 2,222,559 72.6 2,242,437 70.8

MEAT ANIMALS 430,572 14.4 431,942 14.1 441,157 13.9CATTLE/CALVES 345,227 11.6 310,882 10.2 303,701 9.6HOGS 82,215 2.8 118,363 3.9 133,953 4.2SHEEP/LAMBS 3,530 .1 2,697 .1 3,503 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 1401,491 43.6 1,330,863 43.5 1,305,705 41.2MILK,bHOLESALE 1,225,700 41.0 1,262,100 41.2 1450,305 39.5MILK,RETAIL 75,991 2.5 68.763 2.2 55,400 1.8

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 398,520 13.3 421,525 13.8 448,653 14.2EGGS 207,576 7.0 230.838 7.5 255,660 8.18RCILERS 4/ 127,182 4.3 117,833 3.9 121,006 3.8TURKEYS 4/ 47,329 1.6 60,724 2.0 4..482 2.0CHICKENS,FARM 16,C31 .5 12,130 .4 7,205 .2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 31,164 1.0 38.229 1.2 46,922 1.5WOCL 226 291 462OTFER LIVESTOCK 6/ 33,938 1.0 37,938 1.2 46,460 1.5

CROPS 7/ 825,C26 27.6 837,747 27.4 923,093 29.2

FUOC GRAINS 24,562 .8 23,790 .8 23,840 .8WHEAT 24,C77 .8 23,028 .8 23,119 .7RYE 485 762 721

FEEC CROPS 238,834 8.0 214,092 7.0 233,29: 7.4CORN 153,492 5.1 132,235 4.3 141,192 4.5HAY 73,491 2.5 70,112 2.3 82,835 2.6OATS 9,594 .3 9,051 .3 5,833 .2BARLEY 2,257 .1 2,694 .1 3,432 .1

TUBACCC 21,612 .7 20,435 .7 21,219 .7

OIL CRCPS 22,333 .7 23,409 .8 30,638 1.0

VEGETABLES 73,143 2.4 70,258 2.3 78,699 2.5POIATCES 28,855 1.0 29,256 1.0 29,564 .9TOFATCES 16,043 .6 16,279 .5 17,020 .5CORN,SWEET 12,066 .4 10,103 .3 15,477 .58EANS,SNAP 2,691 .1 1,568 .1 2,822 .1MISC VEG 8/ 12,888 .4 13,052 .4 13,816 .4

FRUITS ANO NUTS 88,798 3.0 80,251 2.6 82,804 2.6APPLES 53,538 1.8 41,818 1.4 494'6 1.6PEACHES 15,429 .5 15,590 .5 16,173 .5GRAPES 10,537 .4 10,596 .3 8,485 .3STRAWBERRIES 5,852 .2 5,810 .2 4,146 .1CHERRIES 1,204 5,039 .2 3,405 .1

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(VALUE IN THOUSAND OCLLARSI

STATE ANOCOMMOOITY

PEARSMISC FRUIT /NUTS 11/

1982

VALUE

1,327711

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1983

VALUE

687711

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1984

VALUE

949NA

PERCENTCFTCTAL

ALL CTIER CROPS 355,544 11.9 405,512 13.3 452,601 14.3

GREENHOUSE/NURSY 173,900 5.8 2161130 7.1 244,434 7.7

MUSHRCOMS 179,667 6.0 187,305 6.1 205,267 6.5

OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 1,977 .1 2,077 .1 2,900 .1

RHCOE ISLAND

ALL COMMODITIES 53,881 57,684 61,533

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 14,232 26.4 12,412 21.5 13,871 22.5

MEAT ANIMALS 10881 3.5 1,103 1.9 924 1.5

HOGS 1,190 2.2 348 .6 640 1.0

CATTLE/CALVES 691 1.3 755 1.3 284 .5

'OAIRY PROOUCTS 6,592 12.2 6,447 11.2 6,262 10.2

MILK,NHOLESALE 6,090 11.3 5,945 10.3 5,760 9.4

MILK,RETAIL 502 .9 502 .9 502 .8

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 5,154 9.6 4,130 7.2 5,989 9.7

EGGS 5,C26 9.3 4,030 7.0 5,797 9.4

CHICKENS,FARM 128 .2 100 .2 192 .3

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 605 1.1 732 1.3 696 1.1

CROPS 7/ 39,649 73.6 45,272 78.5 47,662 77.5

FEEC CROPS 268 .5 344 .6 340 .6

VEGETABLES 6,337 11.8 6,364 11.0 6,694 10.9

POTATCES 3,187 5.9 3,164 5 3,344 5.4

MISC VEG 8/ 3,150 5.8 3,200 5.5 3,350 5.4

FRUITS ANO NUTS 2 099 4.8 3,030 5.3 3,098 5.0

APFLES 869 1.6 910 :.6 913 1.5

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 1,730 3.2 2,120 3.7 2,185 3.6

ALL OTHER CROPS 30,445 56.5 35,534 61.6 37,530 61.0

GREENA.00SE/NORSY 21,500 39.9 26,500 45.9 28,500 46.3

OTHER FLO CROPS 13/ 8,945 16.6 9,034 15.7 9,030 14.7

SOUTH CARCLINA

ALL COMPOOITIES 1,100,655 .8 993,795 .7 11135,815 .8


MEAT ANIMALS /51,687 13.8 154,652 15.6 128,9C6 11.3

CATTLE/CALVES 83,152 7.6 90,857 9.1 67,905 6.0

ROCS 67,935 6.2 63,795 6.4 61,00/ 5.4

OALRY PRODUCTS 86,876 7.9 88,886 8.9 84,881 7.5

MILK,AHOLESALE 82,620 7.5 84,630 8.5 80,34/ 7./

MILK,RETAIL 4,256 .4 4,256 .4 4,540 .4

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 149,713 13.6 /54,813 15.6 199,895 17.6

EGGS 77,9/5 Tot 76,308 7.7 94,990 8.4

8RCILERS 4/ 46,486 4.2 53,080 5.3 68,753 6.1

TURKEYS 4/ 23,C63 2.1 22,972 2.3 31,218 2.7

CHICKENS,FARM 2,249 .2 2,453 .2 4,934 .4

M1SC LIVESTOCK 5/ 6,378 .6 6,997 .7 14,000 1.2

CROPS 7/ 706,20/ 64.2 580,447 59.2 708,133 62.3

1-00C GRAINS 58,234 5.3 38,334 3.9 44,501 3.9

WHEAT 56,825 5.2 37,631 3.8 43,510 3.8

RYE 1,409 .1 703 .1 991 .1

FEEC CROPS 66,617 6.1 54,364 5.5 67,296 5.9

CORN 57,552 5.2 47,115 4.7 57,687 5.1

HAY 4,644 .4 3,994 .4 5,218 .5

BARLEY 1,569 .1 897 .1 1,617 .1

OATS 1,104 .2 1,185 .1 1,453 .1

SORGHUM GRAIN 1,148 .1 1,173 .1 11321 .1

COTTON 55,551 5.0 23,534 2.4 41,109 3.6

COTTCN LINT 52,163 4.7 20,360 2.0 36,977 3.3

COTTONSEED 3,388 .3 3,174 .3 4,132 .4

TOBACCC 218,507 19.8 195,388 19.7 188,344 16.6

OIL CRCPS 193,192 17.6 191,606 19.3 209,593 18.5

SOYBEANS 187,083 17.0 186,152 18.7 200,204 17.6

PEANUTS 6,709 .6 5,454 .5 9,389 .8

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

GFTCTAL

VEGETABLES 66,562 6.0 48,105 4.8 60,291 5.3TOPATCES 36,420 3.3 18,720 1.9 23,183 2.0SMEETPOTATOES 5,909 .5 6,733 .7 6,826 .6MISC VEG 8/ 24,233 2.2 22,652 2.3 30,282 2.7

FRUITS AND NUTS 32,280 2.9 19,239 1.9 64,424 5.7PEACHES 29,186 2.7 16,020 1.6 53,560 4.7APPLES 753 .1 1,264 .1 5,639 .5PECANS 1,C82 .1 871 .1 3,316 .3GRAPES 642 .1 403 794 .1MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 617 .1 681 .1 1,115 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 14,658 1.3 17,877 1.8 32,575 2.9GREENFOCSE/NURSY 12,523 1.1 16,455 1.7 30,075 2.6OTHER FLD CROPS 13/ 2,135 .2 1,422 .1 2,500 .2

SOUTH CAKCTA

ALL COMPOOITIES 2,566,496 1.8 2,567,188 1.9 2,888,784 2.0


MEAT ANIMALS 1,360,459 53.0 1,366,353 53.2 1,534,255 53.1CATTLE/CALVES 1,036,165 40.4 1,060,521 41.3 1,202,351 41.6HOGS 293,619 11.4 275,472 10.7 296,130 10.3SHEEP/LAM8S 30,515 1.2 30,360 1.2 35,774 1.2

()AIRY PRODUCTS 227,363 8.9 234,008 9.1 212,893 7.4MILK,SHOLESALE 226,200 8.8 232,845 9.1 211,963 7.3MILKOETAIL 1,163 1,163 930

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 27,299 1.1 26,081 1.0 32,651 1.1TURKEYS 4/ 14,250 .6 12,988 .5 17,503 .6EGGS 12,745 .5 12,810 .5 14,840 .5CHICKENS,FARN 264 283 308

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 24,136 .9 22,908 .9 23,105 .8WOOL 5,041 .2 3,842 .1 4,706 .2OTFER LIVESTOCK 6/ 19,CS5 .7 19,066 .7 18,399 .6

CROPS T/ 927,159 36.1 917,838 35.8 1,085,880 37.6

FOOL GRAINS 3781E85 14.8 353,358 13.8 390,517 13.5WHEAT 368,841 14.4 334,977 13.0 362,429 12.5RYE 10,044 .4 18,381 .7 28,088 1.0

FEEL CROPS 328,447 12.8 349,i51 13.6 391,126 13.5CORN 194,490 7.6 208,565 8.1 235,603 8.2HAY 34,598 1.3 28,883 1.1 49,359 1.7OATS 57,6e5 2.2 62,969 2.5 48,290 1.7BARLEY 20,328 .8 25,156 1.0 32,650 1.1SORGHUM GRAIN 21,346 .8 23,578 .9 25,224 .9

OIL fIROPS 203,625 7.9 197,740 7.7 280,547 9.7SOYBEANS 145,022 5.7 138,945 5.4 201,569 7.0SUNFLOWER 45,042 1.8 49,430 1.9 70,317 2.4FLAXSEEO 13,561 .5 9,365 .4 8,661 .3

VEGETABLES 5,508 .2 7,581 .3 12,636 .4POTATOES 4,508 .2 7,581 .3 8,436 .3MISC BEG 8/ 1,400 .1 NA 4,200 .1

FRUITS AND RUTS 50 50 NA

ALL OTNER CROPS 10,284 .4 9,958 .4 10,696 .4GREENFUUSE/NORSY 5,104 .2 5,104 .2 5,000 .2OMR FLO CROPS 13/ 5,180 .2 4,854 .2 5,696 .2

TENNESSEE

ALL COPPUDITIES 1,969,186 1.4 1,796,923 1.3 1,984,557 1.4

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 899,683 45.7 907,974 50.5 1,003,352 50.6

MEAT ANIMALS 46C,EC4 23.4 480,953 26.8 624,457 31.5CAITLEICALVES 281,581 14.3 355,095 19.8 477,099 24.0HOCS 178,548 9.1 125.602 7.0 147,137 7.4SHEEP/LAMBS 275 256 221

OAIFY PRODUCTS 304,620 15.5 295,267 16.4 269,691 13.6MILKIRMULESALE 303,280 15.4 293,160 16.3 267,835 13.5MILKOGTAIL 1,340 .1 1.507 .1 1,856 .1

POULTRY ANC EGGS 3/ 112,589 5.7 109,063 6.1 88,174 4.4EGGS 46,C51 2.3 40,329 2.2 43,428 2.2BROILERS 4/ 65,548 3.3 67,159 3.7 42,983 2.2CHICKENS,FARM S90 .1 1,575 .1 1,763 ol

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCBT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTCTAL

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 21,270 1.1 22,691 1.3 21,030 1.1

ROCL 20 22 30

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 21,250 1.1 22,669 1.3 21,000 1.1

CROPS 7/ 1,069,503 54.3 888,949 49.5 981,205 49.4

FUOC GRAINS 88,117 4.5 64,428 3.6 61,991 3.1

FEEL CROPS 61,883 3.1 56,337 3.1 81,016 4.1

CORN 50,118 2.5 44,210 2.5 59,451 3.0

SORGHUM GRAIN 3,194 .2 3,739 .2 10,971 .6

HAY 8,270 .4 8,164 .5 10,406 .5

OATS 301 224 188

COTTON 140,044 7.1 50,339 2.8 88,778 4.5

COITOk LINT 132,453 6.7 42,273 2.4 76,973 3.9

COTTCRSEEO Y,591 .4 8,066 .4 11,805 .6

TUBACCC 280,366 14.2 238,915 13.3 253,069 12.8

OIL CRCPS 296,693 15.1 277,580 15.4 241,424 12.2

VEGETABLES 34,484 1.8 30,771 1.7 31,826 1.7

BEANS,SNAP 3,645 .2 1,784 .1 2,313 .1

TUMATCES 12,428 .6 8,400 .5 1,738 .1

POTATCES 1,896 .1 1,284 .1 1,284 .1

SwEETPUTATOES 1,007 .1 1,151 .1 1,193 .1

MISC VEG 8/ 15,508 .8 18,152 1.0 26,298 1.3

FRUITS ANO NUTS 5,035 .3 5,440 .3 11,209 .6

PEACHES 204 792 1,806 .1

APPLES 691 1,144 .1 1,702 .1

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 4,140 .2 3,504 .2 7,701 .4

ALL 0ThER CROPS 162,881 8.3 165,139 9.2 210,292 10.6

GREENPOUSE/NURSY 142,000 7.2 145,000 8.1 193,758 9.8

OTFER FLO CROPS 13/ 20,881 1.1 20,139 1.1 17,134 .9

TEXAS

ALL COMMODITIES 9.627,642 6.7 9,011,617 6.6 9,682,653 6.8

LIVESTCCK PROOUCTS 2/ 5,421,060 56.3 5,521,428 61.3 5,900,910 60.9

MEAT ARIMALS 4,301,848 44.7 4,347,953 48.2 4,663,799 48.2

CATTLE/CALVES 4,125,911 42.9 4,193,111 46.5 4,498,916 46.5

HOCS 108,879 1.1 93,268 1.0 93,569 1.0

SHEEP/LAMBS 67,058 .7 61,574 .7 71,314 .7

DAIRY PROOUCTS 550,C70 5.7 575,983 6.4 548,180 5.7

MILK, sHOLESAL.E 538,740 5.6 564,920 6.3 536,250 5.5

MILK, RETAIL 11,330 .1 11,063 .1 11,930 .1

POULTRY ANO LOOS 3/ 480,225 5.0 489,774 5.4 572,321 5.9

BKCILERS 4/ 258,100 2.7 261,498 2.9 294,735 3.0

EUtS 176,813 1.8 178,092 2.0 215,253 2.2

TURKEYS 4/ 40,560 .4 45,144 .5 55,640 .6

CHICKENS,FARM 4,752 5,040 .1 6,696 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 89,117 .9 107,718 1.2 116,610 1.2

MOFAIR 25,500 .3 42,930 .5 48,160 .5

NOEL 16,212 .2 15,438 .2 16,100 .2

UTEER LIVESTOCK 6/ 47,40.7, .5 49,350 .5 52,350 .5

CROPS 7/ 4,206,582 43.7 3,490,189 38.7 3,781,743 39.1

FOOL GRAINS 75e,8e5 7.9 637,034 7.1 819,175 8.5

Rmt4T 533,146 5.5 537,894 b.0 620,164 6.4

RICE 224,302 2.3 98,325 1.1 198,343 2.0

RYE 1,237 815 668

FEEL CROPS 959,385 10.0 911,052 10.1 954,429 9.9

SORGHUM ,kAIN 577,220 6.0 455,182 5.1 432,172 4.5

CURN 290,375 3.0 310,270 3.4 374,009 3.9

HAY 78.862 .8 126,346 1.4 132,015 1.4

GA1S 10,138 .1 15,878 .2 11,856 .1

BARLEY 2,790 3,376 4,377

COT IOK 1,354,C71 14.1 892,732 9.9 908,825 9.4

COTTCK LINT 1,277,696 13.3 771,793 8.6 766,808 7.9

CUTTCKSEEU 76.375 .0 120,939 1.3 142,017 1.5

OIL CRCPS 204,240 2.1 177,742 2.0 162,341 1.7

PEANUTS 80,564 .8 91,134 1.0 95,599 1.0

SOYBEANS 1DS,C79 1.1 71,624 .8 62,287 .6

SUIFLCHER 14,597 .2 14,984 .2 4,455

VLuITAELIS 426,165 4.4 384,228 4.3 469,418 4.8

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTOTAL

ONIONS 74,820 .8 62,112 .7 87,461 .9

CABBAGE 56,418 .6 34,589 .4 76,983 .8

POIATCES 28,351 .3 27,148 .3 46,250 .5

CANTALOUPS 9/ 36,795 .4 39,378 .4 39,965 .4

CARROTS 28,255 .3 27,458 .3 31,716 .3MAIOAPELONS 33,834 .4 35,707 .4 31,569 .3

PEPPERS 25,171 .3 26,251 .3 29,406 .3

BRCCCCLI 26,892 .3 21,434 .2 19,672 .2

SMEETPOTATOES 13,729 .1 14,743 .2 19,295 .2

cuouNem 14,240 .1 16,474 .2 18,714 .2

SPINACH 16,635 .2 16,404 .2 15,923 .2

HOREY0EM MELONS 19,051 .2 15,708 .2 14,535 .2

TOPATCES 14,248 .1 7,905 .1 8,301 .1

LETTUCE 14,200 .1 9,247 .1 6,845 .1

CALLIFLOMER 3,259 4,497 3,364COPN,SWEET 3,120 3,938 3,053

MISC VEG 8/ 17,137 .2 21,235 .2 16,366 .2

FRUITS AND NUTS 133,940 1.4 90,719 1.0 31,071 .3

PECANS 19,454 .2 33,179 .4 21,096 .2

PEACHES 4,130 6,160 .1 5,400 .1

ORANGES 75,072 .8 24,084 .3 2,720GRAPEFRUIT 33,244 .3 26,533 .3 377

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 2,040 763 1,478

ALL OTHER CROPS 370,056 3.8 396,682 4.4 436,484 4.5GREENFOUSE/NURSY 276,000 2.9 333,000 3.7 361,000 3.7SUGAR BEETS 20,405 .2 22,827 .3 30,535 .3

SUGARCANE SUGAR 21,809 .2 16,880 .2 20,085 .2

SUCANGRASS 50 10,000 .1 9,000, .1 10,000 .1

OTHER FLO CROPS 17/ 41,882 .4 14,975 .2 14,864 .2

UTAH

ALL COMMODITIES 528,005 .4 561,244 .4 580,060 .4

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 398,156 75.4 430,227 7o.7 444,370 76.6

MEAT ANIMALS 170,310 32.3 207,779 37.0 234,367 40.4CATTLE/CALVES 146,511 27.7 184,533 32.9 208,969 36.0SHEEP/LAMBS 18,277 3.5 19,108 3.4 21,771 3.8

HOCS 5,522 1.0 h,I38 .7 3,627 .6

DAIRY PRODUCTS 148,720 28.2 150,066 26.7 132,975 22.SMILK,MHOLESALE 143,190 27.1 143,964 25.7 125,775 21.7

MILK,RETAIL 5,530 1.0 6,102 1.1 7,200 1.2

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 44,365 8.4 46,096 8.2 51,741 8.9

TURKEYS 4/ 25,963 4.9 25,603 4.6 32,110 5.5

EGGS 18,208 3.4 20,034 3.6 19,239 3.3CHICKENS,FARM 194 459 .1 392 .1

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 34,761 6.6 26,286 4.7 25,287 4.4MOLL 4,141 .8 3,271 .6 4,502 .8

OTHER LIVESTOCK 6/ 30,620 5.8 23,015 4.1 20,785 3.6

CROPS 7/ 129,849 24.6 131,017 23.3 135,690 23.4

FOOL GRAINS 31,515 6.0 29,468 5.3 25,974 4.5

FEEL CROPS 55,854 10.6 57,661 10.3 64,904 11.2HAY 41,360 7.8 43,046 7.7 51,803 8.9BARLEY 10,972 2.1 10,476 1.9 9,954 1.7

CORN 2,974 .6 3,617 .6 2,698 .5

OATS 548 .1 522 .1 449 .1

VEGETABLES 18,035 3.4 13,786 2.5 17,036 2.9ONIONS 7,404 1.4 4,749 .8 6,787 1.2

POIATCES 5,548 1.1 5,393 1.0 5,845 1.0ORY BEANS 672 .1 651 .1 900 .2

CORN,SWEET 166 .1 NA 766 .1

MISC VEG 8/ 3,645 .7 2,993 .5 2,738 .5

FRUITS AND NUTS 11,822 2.2 21,583 3.Q 14,007 2.4APPLES 6,837 1.3 5,885 1.0 6,177 1.1

CHERRIES 3,200 .6 11,939 2.1 4.448 .8

PEACHES 595 .1 1,755 .3 1,755 3PEARS 655 .1 1,021 .2 884 .2

APRICCTS 25 338 .1 203

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 510 .1 645 .1 540 .1

ALL OTHER CROPS 12,623 2.4 8,519 1.5 13,769 2.4

GREENROUSE /NURSY 5,400 1.0 410 .1 6,000 1.0

UT(ER FLO CROPS 13/ 7,223 1.4 8,109 1.4 7,769 1.3

VERMONT

ALL COMMODITIES 4oe,e9e .3 432,080 .3 399,948 .3

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OfTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENTOFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

OFTCTAL

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 380,227 93.0 4(2,039 93.0 369,279 92.3

NEAT ANIMALS 41.779 10.2 46 453 10.8 44.948 11.2CATTLE/CALVES 37.889 9.3 44.272 10.2 420616 10.7HOGS 3,463 .8 1,549 .4 10591 .4SHEEP/LAMBS 27 .1 632 .1 741 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 330,441. $0.8 347,916 80.5 316.426 19.1MILK0WH0LESALE 329.235 $0.5 1470190 80.4 315,700 78.9MILK0RETAIL 1,210 .3 726 .2 726 .2

POULTRY AND EGG:. 3/ 6,C60 1.5 5.633 1.3 5.748 1.4EGGS 5,968 1.5 5,472 1.3 5.618 1.4CHICKENS,FARN 92 161 130

NISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 1,943 .5 2.037 .5 2,157 .5BDCL 47 54 67OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 1096 .5 1.983 .5 2.090 .5

CROPS 7/ 28.671 7.0 30.041 7.0 30.669 7.7

FEEC CROPS 5.74$ 1.4 6,417 1.5 6.395 1.6

VEGETABLES 2.731 .7 2,990 .7 2.993 .7POTATCES 421 .1 400 .1 493 .1NISC VEG II/ 2,310 .6 2,590 .6 2.500 .6

FRUITS AND NUTS 8.001 2.0 7.473 1.7 7.228 1.8APPLES 7,287 1.8 6,782 1.6 6.468 1.6NISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ :14 .2 691 .2 760 .2

ALL ODER CROPS 17.191 3.0 13,161 3.0 14,053 3.5MAPLE PRODUCTS 8.250 2.0 8.366 1.9 9.063 2.3GREENPOUSE/NURST 2,231 .5 3.025 .7 3,250 .8OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 1,710 .4 1,770 .4 10740 .4

VIRGINIA

ALL COMMODITIES 1,6250685 1.1 1,452.675 1.1 1.794.440 1.3

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 988.591 60.8 892.026 61.4 101210157 62.5

NEAT ANIMALS 425.184 26.2 2910533 20.1 464.775 25.9CATTLE/CALVES 306.112 18.8 186.504 12.8 379.569 21.2HOGS 114.249 3.0 100.991 7.0 81.296 4.5SHEEP /LAMBS 4.833 .3 4.038 .3 30910 .2

DAIRY PRODUCTS 282.065 17.4 284.950 19.6 269.660 15.0

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 276.333 17.0 302.544 20.8 373.747 20.8BRCILERS 4/ 150.017 9.2 170.328 11.7 212.948 11.9TURKEYS 4/ 71.555 4.4 82.449 5.7 101.300 5.6EGGS 52,957 3.3 46.932 3.2 560019 3.1CHICKENS.FARN 1.804 .1 2.835 .. 3.480 .2

NIS( LIVESTOCK 5/ 4,209 .3 12.999 .9 120975 .7WOCL 429 399 575ODER LIVESTOCK 6/ 3.780 .2 120600 .9 12.400 .7

CROPS 7/ 637.094 39.2 560.649 38.6 673.283 37.5

FOOL GRAINS 42.407 2.6 45.686 3.1 38.922 2.2WHEAT 41.779 2.6 45.190 3o1 38.436 2.1RYE 628 496 486

FEEC CROPS 81,627 5.0 63.167 4.3 80,103 4.5CON 64.643 4.0 44,978 3.1 610059 3.4HAY 11,364 .7 12.432 .9 12094 .7BARLEY 50183 .3 5.302 .4 5,779 .3OATS 307 348 249SORGHUM GRAIN 80 107 122

COTTON 115 121 301COTTCA LINT 110 105 246COTTOASEE0 5 16 SS

708ACCC 217.884 13.4 185,825 12.8 223.900 12.5

OIL CRCPS 169.899 10.5 134.406 9.3 1710493 9.6SOYBEANS 104.907 6.5 89,301 6.1 102M8 5.7PEANUTS 64.992 4.0 45.105 3.1 690315 3.9

VEGETABLES 43.807 2.7 37,245 2.6 53.461 3.0TOPATCES 10,962 .7 8.237 .6 170793 1.0P0TA10ES 130626 .8 9.986 .7 17.616 1.0COFN,SWEET 2.277 .1 2.098 .1 4.624 .3SWEETPOTATOES 2,790 .2 1,144 .1 20401 .1

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STATS ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTCTAL

MISC VEG 8/ 14,152 .9 15,780 1.1 11,027 .6

FRUITS ANO NUTS 36,675 2.3 49,404 3.4 59,713 3.3

APPLES 33,013 2.0 43,631 3.0 53,632 3.0

PEACHES 3,538 .2 4,248 .3 4,487 .3

MI% FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 324 1,525 .1 1,594 .1

ALL OTTER CROPS 44,480 2.7 44,795 3.1 45,390 2.5

GIIEENIUUSE /NURSY 43,858 2.7 44,000 3.0 44,429 2.5

OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 622 795 .1 961 .1

WASHINCTCN

ALL COMMODITIES 2,873,510 2.0 2,857.120 2.1 2,932,502 2.1

LIVESTCCK PRODUCTS 2/ 973,743 33.9 915,717 32.1 1029.542 35.1

MEAT ANIMALS 431,518 15.0 340,898 11.9 446,546 15.2

CATTLE /CALVES 419,858 14.6 330,515 11.6 435,131 14.8

HOGS 9,370 .3 8,145 .3 8,961 .3

SHEEP/LAMBS 2,690 .1 2,238 .1 2,454 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 436,440 15.2 412,327 16.5 462,687 15.8

MILK,kHOLESALE 408,310 14.2 441,560 15.5 431,645 14.7

MILKOETAIL 28,130 1.0 30,767 1.1 31,042 1.1

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 89,701 3.1 88,548 3.1 104,197 3.6

EGGS 59,846 2.1 57,685 2.0 67,336 2.3

BRCILERS 4/ 28,649 1.0 29,766 1.0 35,805 1.2

CNICKENS,FARN 1,206 1,097 1,056

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 15,684 .5 13,944 .5 16,112 .5

WOCL 391 287 * 377

OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 15,293 .5 13,657 .5 15,735 .5

CROPS 7/ 1,899,767 66.1 1,961,403 67.9 1,902,960 64.9

FOOL GFAINS 606,579 21.1 598,535 20.9 504,568 17.2

FEE( CROPS 226,468 7.9 264,723 9.3 252,136 8.6

BA NAT 96,664 3.4 123,344 4.3 104,001 3.5

HAY 90,355 3.1 88,591 3.1 102,968 3.5

COPN 38,055 1.3 51,233 1.8 43,351 1.5

01115 1,394 1,555 .1 1,81. .1

VEGETABLES 337,578 11.7 372,771 13.0 371,594 12.7

POIATCES 154,597 5.4 213,452 7.5 225,391 7.7

ONIONS 15,645 .5 17,370 .6 36,291 1.2

ORV PEAS NA NA 27,857 .9

PEAS,GREEN 25,455 .9 20,037 .7 26,955 .9

COAN,SWEET 35,656 1.2 23,054 .8 21,240 .7

ORV eEANS 12,360 .4 8,360 .3 6,186 .2

LETTUCE 2,398 .1 3,080 .2 3,373 .1

BEINS,SNAP 1,227 815 823

CAIIRCTS 25,407 .9 26,377 .9 78 s

MISC VEG 8/ 64,633 2.2 60,226 2.1 23,400 .8

FRUITS AND NUTS 458,594 16.0 424,584 14.9 529,667 18.1

AMES 294,238 10.2 241,434 8.5 375,002 12.7

PEARS 53:992 1.9 52,573 1.8 49,104 1.7

CHERRIES 37,688 1.3 55,547 1.9 47,846 1.6

GRAPES 31,167 1.1 34,243 1.2 20,842 .7

PEACHES 6,360 .2 6,128 .2 9,113 .3

RASPBERRIES 11,932 .4 7,539 .3 7,726 .3

STAAWeERRIES 8,072 .3 7,777 .3 7,147 .2

CRANBERRIES 4,332 .2 6,562 .2 5,408 .2

PLUM/PRUNES 1,712 .1 2,341 .1 2,694 .1

ULLEBERRIES 4,283 .1 4,637 .2 2,463 .1

APWICCTS 1,523 .1 1,746 .1 1,662 .1

BLACKeERRIES 169 57 356

FILBEPTS 237 108 124

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 2,889 .1 3,892 .1 2,180 .1

ALL OTFER CROPS 270,148 9.4 280,790 9.8 244,995 8.4

GREENFOUSE/NURSY 86,600 3.0 100,000 3.5 100,000 3.4

HUFS 93,067 3.2 92,060 3.2 83,160 2.8

MAT 13,053 .5 15,672 .5 15,672 .5

OTTER FLO CROPS 13/ 77,428 2.7 73,058 2.6 46,163 1.6

WEST VIRGINIA

ALL cumpuomes 212,120 .1 210,766 .2 225,632 .2


MEAL ANIMALS 74,201 35.0 63,836 30.3 62,417 27.7

CATTLE /CALVES 60,522 28.5 51,222 24.3 55,753 24.7

HUGS 10,230 4.8 9,230 4.4 3,336 1.5

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STATE ANOCOMMODITY

SHEEP/1 ANBS

DAIRY PRODUCTSMILK,WHOLESALEMILK,RETAIL

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/BRCILERS 4/TURKEYS 4/EGGSCHICKENS,FARM

1982

VALUE

3.449

46,58545,132

753

49,14826.82013,5288,487

313

PEACE '

OFTOTAL

1.6

22.021.6

.4

23.212.66.44.0.1

1983

VALUE

3.384

49,11947,3281,791

56,06633,85513,0918,783

337

PERCENTOFTOTAL

1.6

23.322.5

el

26.616.16.24.2.2

1984

VALUE

3,328

49.08947,1681t921

68.82335.62123,2259,512

465

PERCENTOF

TOTAL

1.5

21.820.9

.9

30.515.810.34.2.2

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 235 .1 1,093 .5 1.265 .6HOhEY 4/ NA NA 880 .4MOCL 235 .1 266 .1 360 .2BEESWAX NA NA 25OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ NA 827 .4 NA

CROPS 7/ 41,551 19.8 40,652 19.3 44.038 19.5

FOOC GRAINS 718 .3 '71 .4 813 .4

FEEL CROPS 7.357 3.5 7,653 3.6 8.776 3.9HAY 3.831 1.8 4,154 2.0 5.099 2.3CORN 3,400 1e6 3,365 1.6 3.534 1.6BARLEY 62 72 83OATS 64 62 60

TOBACCC 5,740 2.7 8,922 4.2 5,535 2.5

VEGETABLES 274 .1 1,118 .5 1t455 .6

FRUITS AND NUTS 27,492 13.0 21,782 10.3 26,416 11.7APFLES 24,872 11.7 19,043 9.0 23.508 10.4PEACHES 2,570 1e2 2,594 1.2 2.873 1.3MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 50 145 .1 35

ALL OTTER CROPS 370 .2 406 .2 1,043 .5

MISCONSIA

ALL COMMODITIES 5,096,326 3.6 5,125,781 3.8 59135,838 3.6

LIVESTOCK PROOUCTS 2/ 4p107080 80.6 4,140,276 80.8 4,072,912 79.3

MEAT AhIMALS 935,467 18.4 894,735 17.5 863.124 16.8CATTLE/CALVES 655,633 12.9 628,370 12.3 611,528 11.9HOGS 275,177 5.4 262,417 5.1 248.503 4.8SHEEP /LAMBS 4.657 .1 3,548 .1 3,093 .1

DAIRY PRODUCTS 3,000015 58.9 3,075,808 60.0 3,007,936 58.6MILK,AIMOLESALE 2,998,296 58.8 3,073,329 60.0 3905,457 58.5MILK,RETAIL 2,419 2,479 2,479

POULTRY ANO EGGS 3/ 98,767 1.9 102,380 2.0 128,825 2.5TURKEYS 4/ 47,252 .9 51,641 1.0 66,977 1.3EGGS 37,643 .7 36,709 .7 45,312 .9BRCILERS 4/ 12.722 .2 12,707 .2 14,973 .3CHICKENS,FARM 1,150 1,323 1,563

MISC. LIVESTOCK 5/ 72,431 1.4 67,353 1.3 73,027 1.4MOLL 334 313 387OTTER LIVESTOCK 6/ 72,097 1.4 67,040 1.3 72,640 1.4

CROPS 7/ 988,546 19.4 985,505 19.2 1,062,926 20.7

FOOC GRAINS 19,764 .4 20,454 .4 30,558 .6mMEAT 19,329 .4 19,999 .4 30,228 .6RYE 435 455 330

FEEL CROPS 507,996 10.0 508,511 9.9 539,251 10.5GUNN 440,583 8.6 434,705 8.5 445,118 8.7HAY 48,297 .9 55,771 1.1 75,458 1.5OATS 15,598 .3 14,641 .3 14,906 .3BARLEY 3,518 .1 3,394 .1 3,769 .1

TOBACCC 29,149 .6 20,881 .4 17,615 .3

OIL CRCPS 79,489 1.6 80,704 1.6 101p467 2.0

VEGETAELES 229,C10 4.5 228,548 4.5 254,112 4.9POTATCES 95,067 1.9 89,308 1.7 88,662 1.7CORN,SMEET 28,387 .6 32,051 .6 36,589 .7BEANS,SNAP 26,C68 .5 29,495 .6 35,740 .7PEAS,GREEN 29,436 .6 23,684 .5 28,323 .6CARROTS 7,709 .2 7,055 .1 7,493 .1ONIOAS 3,031 .1 4,228 .1 6,720 .1LETTUCE 1,693 1,168 3,049 .1

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STATE ANDCOMMODITY

1982

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1983

VALUEPERCENT

OFTOTAL

1984

VALUEPERCENT

CFTOTAL

MSC VEG 8/ 36,719 .7 41,559 .6 47,536 .9

FRUITS AND NUTS 73,931 1.5 73,222 1.4 77,586 1.5

CRANBERRIES 61,230 1.2 59,091 1.2 62,640 1.2

APPLES 8,048 .2 8,494 .2 9,760 .2

STRAWBERRIES 3,233 .1 3,135 .1 3,129 .1

CHERRIES 1,165 2,212 1,722

MISC FRUIT/NUTS 11/ 255 290 335

ALL OTNER CROPS 49,607 1.0 53,185 1.0 42,337 .8

GREENFOUSEAURSY 42,150 .8 45,500 .9 34,400 .7

MINT 4,252 .1 5,434 .1 5,434 .1

OT /ER FLO CROPS 13/ 3,205 .1 2,25I 2,503

NYCNING

ALL COMMODITIES 530,243 .4 594,342 .4 5730854 .4

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 2/ 416,917 78.6 481,802 81.1 466;430 81,3

NEAT ANIMALS 335,457 72.7 451,539 76.0 436,287 16.0

CATTLE/CALVES :5,639 67.1 424,361 71.4 406,686 70.9

SHEEP /LAMBS 23,841 4.5 22,845 3.8 26,465 4.6

HOGS 50917 1.1 4,333 .7 3,136 .5

DAIRY PRODUCTS 17,030 3.2 16,770 2.8 16,637 2.9

POULTRY AND EGGS 3/ 287 .1 261 306 .1

EGGS 281 .1 236 293 .1

CHICKENSOARM 6 s 13

MISC LIVESTOCK 5/ 14,143 2.7 13,232 2.2 13,200 2.3

WOOL 8,211 1.5 7,129 1.2 7,468 1.3

°VIER LIVESTOCK 6/ 5,932 1.1 6,103 1.0 5,732 1.0

CROPS 7/ 113,326 21.4 112,540 18.9 107,421 18.7

FOOL GRAINS 30,213 5.7 28,689 4.8 28,058 4.9

FEEL CROPS 38,504 7.:" 48,367 8.1 43,952 7.7

HAY 21,478 4.1 25,488 4.3 22,807 4.0

BARLEY 11,544 2.2 13,401 2.3 11,814 2.1

CNN 4,008 .8 7,723 1.3 7,330 1.3

OATS 1,474 .3 1,755 .3 2,001 .3

VEGETABLES 11,251 2.1 9,812 1.1 7,714 i.3

DRY BEANS 7,144 1.3 6.7r., 1.1 4,989 .9

POTATCES 4,041 .8 2,964 .5 2,665 .5MISC VEG 8/ 66 60 60


ALL OTTER CROPS 33,287 6.3 25,671 4.3 27,696 . ,

SUGAR BEETS 31,428 5.9 23,901 4.0 25,996

GREENFOUSE/NURSY 1.439 .3 1,300 .2 1,200

ODER FLO CROPS 13/ 420 .1 -......470 .1 500 I,

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Table 7-- Footnotes

*Less than 0.05 percent. Percentages may not be accurate to 0.1 in last digitbecause of method of machine computation.

NA a not available.

1/ The USDA estimates and publishes individual cash receipt values only for ma-jor commodities and major producing States. The U.S. receipts for individualcommodities, computed as the sum of the reported States, may understate the valueof sales for some commodities, with the balance being included in the appropriatecategory labeled "other" or "miscellaneous". The degree of underestimation insome of the minor commodities can be substantial.

2/ Except for mohair, the livestock commodities include only State estimates ofincome for which USDA estimates value of marketing for 1982-84. All other esti-mates, while included in commodity group totals, are not listed separately butare combined as appropriate in "other livestock" to prevent disclosure of confi-dential data.

3/ Commodities do not add to group total because broilers, turkeys, and minorcommodities - -turkey eggs, ducks, geese, guineas, and other poultry as estimated--are included in "other livestock" below in order to avoid disclosure ofconfidential data. All minor commodities may not be estimated in all States.

4/ Cash receipts include value of home consumption.

5/ Commodities do not add to group totals because broilers, turkeys, and mohairfor certain States and other minor commodities, such as bees, horses and mules,goats, goatmilk, mink and other pelts, rabbits, catfish, reindeer, and otherlivestock and products when reported are included for all States in "other live-stock" in order to avoid disclosure of confidential data.

6/ See footnotes 3 and 5.

7/ Except for rye, bailey, corn, oats, sorghum grain, flaxseed, peanuts, soy-beans, dry edible beans, dry field peas, potatoes, sweetpotatoes, citrus fruit,apples, apricots, avocados, cherries, dates, grapes, peaches, pears, plume andprunes, pecans, sugarcane syrup, alfalfa seed, fescue seed, crimson cloverseed,lespeieza, orchardgrass, red cloverseed, sweet cloverseed, timothy, vetch, pop-corn, strawberries, forest products, and greenhouse and nursery products, thecommodities include only State estimates of income for which USDA estimates thevalue of production for 1984. Allowances are made in "other" categories forother States as all other estimates, while included in commodity group totals,are combined as appropriate in "miscellaneous vegetables," "other berries, "otherfruits and nuts," or "other field crops" items.

8/ Includes vegetables produced in the State but for which USDA does not esti-mate individual values of production.

9/ Includes other melons except honeydews and waterme1

10/ Gooseberries and other berries.

11/ Includes fruits and nuts produced in the State butestimate individual values of production.

12/ Includes seeds produced in the State but for whichindividual values of production.

ons.

for which USDA does not

USDA does not estimate

13/ Includes seed and other field crops produced in the State but for which USDAdoes not estimate individual values of production.

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Table 8-Cash receipts from farm marketing. (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1981

State . January : February : March : April : May : June : July

1,000 dollars

Alabama : 142,857 119,961 131,188 153,087 156,849 17 6 508 144,268

Alaska : 786 743 781 744 702 8C4

Arizona 170,851 199,199 102,173 122,550 163,318 179,948 128, N:

Arkansas : 274,233 189,083 176,724 169,883 145,681 329,667 252,684

California : 882,909 747,673 785,616 835,408 870,296 1,233,532 1,269,513

Colorado . 245,027 207,559 224,929 245,154 215,455 210,655 243,215

Connecticut . 56,124 20,283 22,152 23,687 21,311 18,700 20,596

Delaware . 25,290 27,632 24,941 27,299 24,357 29,613 30,435

Florida : 572,096 530,082 438,474 509,480 524,882 269,643 137,210

Georgia 210,992 191,686 189,244 194,756 192,308 267,120' 245,027

Hawaii 41,3!:4 37,524 41,478 40,183 40,331 40,547 41,585

Idaho 176,495 146,018 182,324 188,532 , 156,727 142,335 122,081

Illinois 1,219,989 .78,092 756,366 420,274 417,240 497,101 582,941

Indiana 547,540 346,491 279,799 219,154 208,009 214,994 378047

Iowa 1,436,422 746,079 855,531 640,881 714,503 708,455 804,732

Kansas : 553,912 443,880 522,917 623,027 365,049 372,027 482,185

Kentucky 315,612 166,743 144,574 129,339 94,594 116,159 229,296

LouisianaMaine

173,521

43,570

94,82945,819

84,73154,653

83,36646,729

70,68135,900

65,59422,508

70,81027,857

Maryland 72,178 68,235 66,365 106,616 73,602 70,238 90,45,

Massachusetts 34,421 18,897 23,389 26,971 24,251 18,884 21,544

Michigan 237,508 177,086 188,426 167,355 184,398 170,608 272,303

Minnesota 729,583 432,328 477,591 467,903 453,366 450,360 496,761

Mississippi 169,383 168,545 111,612 104,323 92,280 141,848 114,702

Missouri 385,032 248,471 275,135 294,651 221,722 324,531 392,000

Montana : 132,526 96,753 95,209 118,436 88,181 65,891 74,312

Nebraska : 782,111 474,743 478,249 348,764 457,920 376,030 511,977

Nevada : 19,332 16,291 28,481 22,879 13,407 12454 13,158

New Hampshire : 7,670 7,317 8,717 9,422 8,593 7,630 7,859

New Jersey : 26,301 21,663 26,258 30,172 32,111 46,866 80,537

:

New Mexico : 54,497 53,932 62,705 83,513 48,561 66,389 63,971

New York : 227,882 203,708 226,695 213,790 207,608 195,405 210,400

North Girona& : 216,580 155,623 173,104 181,893 160,247 215,653 320,147

North Dakota : 177,355 167,174 167,573 173,996 137,172 164,100 162,266

Ohio : 405,819 226,556 285,414 224,080 205,531 198,083 339,131

:

Oklahoma s 214,389 141,510 211,712 243,472 196,991 305,261 284,812

Oregon 1 118,878 38,817 136,153 115,791 83,579 92,843 145,320

Pennsylv.niaRhode Island

:

:

248,614

2,601

212,8602,509

222,3772,976

246,7053,208

244,6262,695

232,2881,994

232,8492,113

South Carolina : 61,566 44,822 46,207 45,547 43,989 118,880 122,093

:

South Dakota : 253,765 278,637 189,325 210,438 206,239 198,809 201,705

Tennessee s 138,802 107,417 107,737 104,706 93,180 154,394 123,415

Texas : 746,304 784,939 555,473 596,947 741,237 922,892 891,284

Utah : 32,704 31,354 34,584 448,359 45,111 45,498 44,923

Vermont : 30,022 30,520 34,645 35,825 34,988 29,166 32,858

:

Virginia : 97,717 80,824 85,611 99,597 83,777 111,451 130,590

Washington : 240,803 189,916 191,555 199,435 159,745 173,642 175,494


s

:

16,885

457,46713,879

402,235

14,671

409,971

17,132

396,356

13,461419,748

13,885430,616

14,158460,016

Wyoming : 50,282 42,971 34,312 39,947 42,294 35,066 27,075

s

United States 1 13,478,755 9,739,908 9,990,827 9,651,782 9,238,803 10,287,765 11,273,418

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Table 8 -Cash receipts from farm marketings (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State andmonth, 1981 -- continued

State August : September October November December Total

AlabamaAlaskaArizona

Ae...aa8as

California

Colorado

ConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgia

HawaiiIdaho

IllinoisIndianaIowa

KansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMaryland

MassachusettsMichiganMinnesota

MississippiMissouri

MontanaNebraska

NevadaNew HampshireNew Jersey

New MexicoNew York

North CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio

OklahotsOregon

PennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina

South DakotaTennessee

TexasUtahVermont

VirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsin

Uyyming

United States

.

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

.

:

:

-.

:

:

136,245

1,13670,917

185,6271,185,720

193,56421,43841,438

144,067

271,044

41,147148,411

514,931275,613789,817

434,997112,61399,21031,31780,006

25,428

249,373

575,598

99,872

302,242

124,964452,585

13,6658,419

59,161

51,795245,384538,475

236,596250,719

259,160181,584

237,8252,274

126,889

244,442113,297

856,95239,871

30,172

138,917279,86918,062

458,42331,275

11,032,546

191,325

1,40876,323

367,6271,361,739

275,76927,37840,375

184,197403,137

41,007275,941

493,854302,220800,378

427,540229,588140,149

34,998115,485

44,387

242,373532,747

127,648

376,083

158,301426,833

17,317

10,49648,850

62,732264,514748,445

330,764274,193

225,776236,900

253,701

3,279149,412

240,065124,441

860,58555,07033,141

200,204383,43422,782

431,02764,133

12,740,071

1,000 dollars

365,865 283,2921,967 2,173

128,567 225,310577,052 451,803

1,831,645 1,843,388

287,306 314,81524,003 23,20154,021 39,997

232,659 274,189542,063 323,943

42,480 40,268250,292 274,923772,746 752,640547,215 518,655940,288 1,052,225

438,296 496,200318,495 387,429232,105 287,70036,491 50,537

124,208 100,056

35,660 42,727

255.301 330,690571,497 762,263342,398 366,967472,753 467,431

144,532 185,246616,482 761,75916,396 19,0899,000 8,746

43,490 44,051

141,515 118,678237,621 219,237626,947 390,793316,573 326,686302,646 346,826

264,289 269,146205,197 167,985259,330 268,616

2,817 2,734131,558 131,102

260,422 261,165254,727 321,029900,227 858,09050,750 48,680?2,707 31,556

253,079 168,948349,457 254,67123,628 21,5(3

412,009 456,3 53

98,849 84,370

15,379,621 15,479,781

167,286

1,940176,154

261,2111,239,098

291,63922,55624,666

442,788231,401

40,546206,142

655,694369,882

1,131,192

445,721560,124277,063

42,10471,107

32,841

281,262706,282278,436364,577

125,854935,02322,0938,588

33,704

86,507223,115241,990221,228284,674

210,665128,920

253,3334 ,808

74,341

180,818307,218

1,104,78265,123

33,603

125,959239,012

19,426490,129

50,993

13,793,618

2,168,731

14,1101,744,102

3,381,27514,086,537

2,955,087301,429390,064

4,259,7673,262,721

488,3502,270,219

7,561,8684,208,519

10,620,503

5,605,7512,804,5661,679,759

472,4831,038,555

349;3962,756,6836,656,2792,118,0144,124,628

1,410,2056,622,476

2:4,762

102,457493,164

894,7952,675,449

3,969,8972,581,4833,343,672

2,827,1831,711,9672,913,124

3A,0081,096,406

2,725,8301,950,363

9,819,712542,027

389,403

1,576,6742,837,033

5X94,13:0

601,567

142,086,895

124 1 3 /1

Table 9 --Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1981

State January : February : March : April May June July

1,000 dollars

Alabama 109,600 102,352 107,357 124,884 124,553 102,425 94,525

Alaska 422 413 410 418 417 413 422

Arizona 48,522 54,742 66,001 78,765 75,382 67,937 81,673

Arkansas : 126,335 132,136 124,260 139,933 124,538 138,147 140,094

California : 376,910 329,078 366,248 369,216 336,587 379,738 353,067

ColoradoConnecticut .

168,08316,318

150,46315,265

147,239

15,222

187,164

15,355

173,415173,

14,833

164,663

14,317

159,180

14,553

Delaware : 20,903 22,213 20,810 23,977 21,159 21,884 23,802

Florida : 78,876 75,499 82,689 84,368 84,476 83,412 86,205

Georgia : 151,900 153,658 150,930 161,781 145,004 136,310 142,298

Hawaii : 7,814 7,232 7,821 7,647 6,841 7,695 7,456

Idaho : 76,953 57,572 77,360 87,116 86,464 76,057 78,463

Illinois : 194,018 208,467 170,242 173,231 181,344 198,690 190,614

Indiana : 147,690 124,002 137,952 148.-35 141,668 145,638 147,508

Iowa : 475,993 434,913 374,975 464,765 448,368 512,522 464,057

KansasKentucky

:

:

300,598109,874

294,39688,504

383,678100,144

504,249 288,04471,685

238,562

66,764

202,046177,671

Louisiana : 37,588 34,690 40,423 41,479 37,554 34,644 36,183

Maine : 22,531 21,146 20,277 20,365 20,347 21,348 22,303

Maryland . 54,664 55,102 54,430 62,889 55,675 55,001 59,598

.

Massachusetts 11,047 10,523 11,038 11,130 11,269 10,697 10,818

Michigan 96,048 83,654 92,161 95,355 94,857 93,106 90,288

Minnesota : 293,624 263,853 295,463 279,638 281,576 271,444 275,404

Mississippi 75,390 71,199 73,024 76,787 70,363 73,524 70,245

Missouri : 217,807 173,596 185,513 224,670 159,460 222,508 209,533

Montana : 53,278 50,482 44,014 65,966 52,169 32,532 26,785

Nebraska : 320,732 277,505 263,696 255,422 366,568 256,897 291,641

Nevada : 9,747 7,932 17,816 11,291 9,199 9,133 9,328

New Hampshire : 5,507 5,234 5,681 5,887 6,238 6,268 6,385

New Jersey : 11,244 10,318 11,459 11,352 11,552 10,953 10,837

New Mexico 43,989 39,971 53,463 75,077 33,571 35,992 30,103

New York 158,958 158,509 162,415 160,499 165,105 156,505 153,465

North Carolina : 126,999 119,530 128,062 138,906 128:437 135,746 136,523

North Dakota 61,953 55,619 47,908 63,721 ::7,302 43,927 40,945

Ohio 116,495 107,422 121,325 124,561 121,408 119,297 115,338

Oklahoma : 148,614 88,456 165,472 183,496 159,356 148,860 152,226

Oregon : 42,086 34,318 70,054 59,987 45,381 45,961 53,572

Pennsylvania 163,281 154,812 165,276 195,511 199,681 184,351 172,958

Rhode Island 1,277 1,192 1,227 1,301 1,306 1,273 1,244

South Carolina 38,812 36,361 37,171 35,999 30,527 28,966 29,048

South Dakota : 168,376 211,600 147,684 175,382 169,078 153,556 128,431

Tennessee . 68,408 65,634 67,366 68,592 70,259 67,131 71,712

Texas : 373,160 403,282 359,516 460,739 510,820 539,579 490,232

UtahVermont

:

:

19,21928,855

21,82229,480

27,791

31,167

42,04830,166

41,391

31,762

38,21228,493

30,29529,523

Virginia : 68,619 63,026 69,345 87,732 70,777 74,032 69,165

Washington : 78,660 71,088 73,999 76,017 81,311 82,038 82,167

West Virginia : 11,961 10,652 11,985 15,336 12,454 12,701 12,084

Wisconsin 344,457 322,267 349,770 354,076 378,084 379,410 367,973

Wyoming 38,501 34,582 28,212 37,101 39,110 31,666 19,232

United States 5,725,696 5,335,962 5,567,561 6,219,175 5,828,725 5,760,925 5,669,218

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Table --Cash receipts frog livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1981 -- continued

State :

:

:

August : Septsaber:

: October:

November:

:

: December Total:

AlabamaAlaska

ArizonaArkansas

California

ColoradoConnacrie.nDslameroFloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

IdahoIllinois

IndianaIowa

Kansas

KentuckyLouisianaMaineMaryland

MassachusettsMichiganMinnenota

MississippiMissouri

MontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio

OklahomaOregonPennsylvanialhod IslandSouth Carolina

South Dakota

UnnessesUlmUtah

Vermont

Virginia

WashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming

United States

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

t

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

1

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

104,353423

60,656139,660

331,785

126,287''

15,709

25,85195,179

145,146

7,023

80,709179,400

143,573500,492

264,047

80,06738,21423,333

63,021

10,937

94,887271,160

81,671170,173

31,068307,683

9,046

6,26411,161

28,027154,003

140,6n38,241

118,195

179,46847,3)4

173,7061,240

31,581

135,/97

74,234

450,32027,15629,400

74,97480,28613,265

349,11216,839

5,582,832

104,848425

53,907153,778

365,999

177,48315,839

22,99595,058144,728

7,583

94,052186,356

151,709528,815

240,630

173,53244,53723,696

62,280

11,268

93,132292,228

73,554177,028

57,551312,2C013,1686,130

11,150

44,938

11341:6577

53,027

124,507

174,39059,268

185,4701,244

32,315

158,401

77,0184:J,Z7339,41430,471

93,49485,603

17,757339,86649,452

6,031,408

1,000 dollars

100,003 95,989434 434

142,15649,038141,031

365,577 328,423

221,535 177,05016,825

22,69416,772

23,13695,466 86,311

145,241 144,857

7,695 6,68487,365 82,048174,807 184,168138,457 142,543483,793 474,658

207,281 250,147

224,44 94,23037,890 33,86025,691 38,34161,755 58,382

11,827 12,18695,657 91,122

270,463 292,25769,752 67,147170,249 216,313

74,024 89,627397,783 339,43511,943 11,1056,153

11,552 It:6::

80,200 76,758157,022 149,453137,722 142,04846,945 53,761

120,124 122,959

169,147 143,45754,449 50,256

185,825 182,5531,298 1,335

33,553 32,967

153,117 148,413

341,331

79,200

472;::1;:

34,119 34,22731,244 29,393

96,872 79,13888,490 79,12818,752 14,921

337,277 325,42986,887 48,436

6,183,336 5,782,002

81,369457

41 942119,079

316,201

156,89617,207

18,742

130,410

6,647

81,732178,429140,676

515,465

192,803

66,61035,25926,81256,877

12,148

3::::::60,886

176,848

51,728

1101t:

11,606

43,112

155,560124,97048,910

120,300

116,981

50,921184,475

1,337

28,647

112,036

47103:6458

51,382

33,179

11:9):gt

316:4;30,213

5,463,703

1,252,258

5,088729,583

1,621,1474,218,829

2,009,458188,215

268,1661,026,2861,752,763

88,138

2,921::;966

1,710,2085,678,816

3,366,481

1,352,584452,321286,190693,694

134,888

1,112,55!3,392,072

863,5422,303,698

629,2243,795,910

132,98571,969134,848

585,201

1,873,1651,604,212592,259

1,431,931

1,829,923613,567

2,147,89915,274

396,147

1,861,871

851,482

5,448,215407,076362,133

907,548957,838163,186

4,182,816460,231

69,150,543

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Table 10--Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1981

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State : January February i March : April May i

AlabamaAlaska

ArizonaArkansasCalifornia

Colorado


HawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndiana

Kansas


MassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouri

Montana

NebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew Jersey

New Mexico

New YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio

OklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina

South DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermont

Virginia


United States

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

.

33,257364

122,329147,898

505,999

76,944

39,8064,387

493,22059,092

33,54099,540

1,025,971399,850960,429

253,314

205,738135,93321,03917,514

23,374141,460435,95993,993

167,225

79,248

461,3799,7852,16315,057

10,508

68,9248,,581115,402

289,324

65,77576,792

85,3331,324

22,754

85,38970,394373,144

13,4851,167

29,098162,143

4,,Z4113,010

11,781

7,753,059

17,609

330

144,45756,947

418,595

57,096

5,0185,419

454,5833838,028,

30,29288,446

269,625222,489

311,166

149,484

78,23960,13924,67313,133

8,374

93,432168,475

97,34674,875

46,271

197,2388,3592,083

11,345

13,961

55,19936,093111,555119,134

53,05464,499

58,0481,317

8,261

67,03741,783

381,657

9,5321,040

17,798

113,828

3,22779,9688,389

4,403,946

23,831

371

36,17252,464

419,368

77,690

6,9304,131

355,7853838,314

33,657

104,964586,124141,847

480,556

139,239

44,43044,30f

34,37!

11,915

12,351

96,265182,128

38,588

89,622

51,195

214,55310,6653,036

14,799

9,242

64,28045,042

119,665164,089

46,24066,099

57,1011,749

9,036

41,64140,371195,957

6,793

3,478

16,266

11;,5562,686

60,2016,100

4,423,266

1,000 dollars

28,203

433g29,950

466,192

57,9908,3323,322

425,11232,975

32,536

101,416247,043

70,359176,116

118,778

30,30641,887

26,36443,727

15,841

72,000188,26527,536

69,981

52,470

33,34211,5883,535

18,820

8,436

53,29142,987

110,275

99,519

59,97655,804

51,1941,907

9,548

35,05636,114

136,208

6,311

5,659

11,865

123,418

4111802,846

3,432,607

32,296

87,

285

93621,143

533,709

42,040

6,4783,198

440,40647,304

33,49070,263

235,89666,341

266,135

77,005

22,90933,12715,55317,927

12,982

89,541171,790

21,91762,262

36,012

91,352

20,559

14,990

42,50331,81099,87084,123

37,63538,198

44,9451,389

13,462

37,16122,921

230,4173,720

3,22o

13,000

nal;41,6643,i84

3,410,078

127137

June s July

74,083 49,743

391 504

112,011 47,119

191,520 112,590

853,794 916,446

45,992 84,035

4,383 6,043

7,729 6,633

186,231 51,005130,810 102,729

32,852 34,129

66,278 43,618

298,411 392,327

69,356195,933 ;1310,2340,675:

133,465 280,139

51,625

ig:M 34,6275,554

1;:263(7) 30,861

8,187 10,722

77,502 182,015

68,324

221,357178,916

102,023 182,467

33,359 47,527

1,4743,321 3,8301,362

119,133 220,336

35,913 69,700

30,397 33,868

38,900 57,025183,62479,907

120,173 121,321

78,786 223,793

132,586156,40191,74846,882

47,937 59,891721 869

89,914 93,045

73,27445,25387,263 51,703

401,052383,31314,6287,286

873 3,335

37,419 61,425

91,604 93,3272,074

51,2061,184

3,400 97:33

4,526,840 5,604,200

continued--

Table 10--Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1981--continued

State:

:

:

:

August t

:

September: :

t October t November: :

:

t December:

:

: Total:

:

:

:

1,000 dollars

Alabama 31,892 86,477 265,862 187,303 85,917 916,473Alaska : 713 983 1,533 1,739 1,483 9,022Arizona : 10,261 22,416 77,549 176,272 134,212 1,014,519Arkansas : 45,967 213,849 434,896 310,772 142,132 1,760,128California : 853,935 995,740 1,466,068 1,514,965 922,897 9,867,708

:

Colorado : 67,277 98,286 65,771 137,765 134,743 945,629Connecticut : 5,729 11,539 7,178 6,429 5,349 113,214Delaware : 15,587 17,380 31,327 16,861 5,924 121,898Florida : 48,888 89,139 137,193 14' 478 364,041 3,233,481Georgia : 125,898 258,409 396,822 1.,,086 100,491 1,509,958

:

Hawaii : 34,124 33,424 34,785 33,484 33,899 400,212Idaho : 67,702 181,889 162,927 192,875 124,410 1,304,328Illinois : 335,531 307,498 597,939 568,472 477,265 5,342,102Indians : 132,043 150,511 408,758 376,112 229,206 2,498,311Iowa : 289,325 271,563 456,495 577,567 615,727 4,941,687

:

Kansas . 170,950 186,910 231,015 246,053 252,918 2,239,270Kentucky : 32,546 56,056 94,025 293,199 493,514 1,451,982Louisiana : 60,996 95,612 194,215 253,840 241,804 1,227,438Mains : 7,984 11,302 10,800 12,196 15,292 186,293Maryland : 16,985 53,205 62,453 41,674 20,230 344,861

:

Massachusetts : 14,491 33,119 23,833 30,541 20,693 214,508Michigan : 154,486 149,241 159,644 239,568 188,978 1,644,132Minnesota : 304,438 240,519 301,034 470,006 401,320 3,264,207Mississippi : 18,201 54,094 272,646 299,820 217,550 1,254,472Missouri 132,069 199,055 302,504 251,118 187,729 1,820,930

Montana : 93,896 100,750 70,508 95,619 74,126 780,981Nebraska : 144,902 114,633 218,699 422,324 528,675 2,826,566Nevada 4,619 4,149 4,453 7,984 8,816 81,777New Hampshire . 2,155 4,366 2,847 2,556 2,556 30,488New Jersey . 48,000 37,700 31,938 32,387 22,098 358,316

New Mexico 23,768 17,794 61,315 41,920 43,395 309,594New York 91,361 112,843 80,599 69,784 67,555 802,284North Carolina 397,776 606,875 489,225 248,745 117,020 2,365,685North Dakota 198,355 277,737 269,628 272,925 172,318 1,989,224Oh...o 132,524 149,686 182,522 223,867 164,374 1,911,741

Oklahoma 79,692 51,386 95,142 125,689 93,6e4 997,260Oregon 134,270 177,632 150,748 117,729 77,999 1,098,400Pennsylvania : 64,119 68,231 73,505 86,063 68,858 765,225Rhode Island 1,034 2,035 1,519 1,399 3,471 18,734South Carolina 95,308 117,097 98,005 98,135 45,694 700,259

South Dakota : 108,645 81,664 107,305 112,752 68,782 863,959Tennessee : 39,063 47,423 175,527 248,786 236,533 1,097,881TexasUtahVermont

:

:

:

406,63212,715

772

384,71215,656

2,670

358,69016,631

1,463

428,11114,453

2,163

691,60413,741

1,424

4,371,497134,951

27,270

Virginia . 63,943 106,710 156,207 89,810 65,585 669,126Washington 199,583 297,831 260,967 175,543 159,961 1,879,195West Virginia 4,797 5,025 4,876 6,582 8,108 46,306Wisconsin 109,311 91,161 74,732 130,924 155,034 1,041,534Wyoming 14,436 14,681 11,962 35,934 20,780 141,336

United States : 5,449,714 6,708,663 9,196,285 9,697,7'4 8,329,915 72,936,352

128 1 38

Table 11--Cash receipts from farm marketing, (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1982

State

:

t

.

January : February.

: :

: March :

. :

April

1,000 dollars

:

: May

: .*..am*.:

: Jona:

1

: July1 10.

Alabama : 151,911 125,424 137,683 156,570 150,617 172,567 138,457

Alaska 1,162 1,022 1,125 1,044 1,012 1,124 1,316

Arirona 283,766 161,003 153,026 149,465 119,429 101,552 77,105

Arkansas : 303,895 224,743 195,155 179,001 154,989 309,242 179,069

California : 1,130,810 859,947 804,943 848,590 968,886 1,107,895 1,201,172

Colorado 307,653 250,620 267,579 232,117 202,817 194,636 225,620

Connecticut 54,453 20,264 24,391 25,520 23,273 20,529 22,426

Delaware : 26,841 26,890 28,066 28,376 33,215 38,537 31,983

Florida : 570,689 530,971 457,430 472,961 475,249 213,478 142,901

Georgia 210,174 182,691 217,922 200,186 255,338 185,370 222,420

Hawaii 43,336 38,910 42,778 40,904 43,747 42,985 44,865

Idaho 172,426 141,575 175,356 158,278 130,938 131,747 116,199

Illinois : 1,089,769 589,160 644,345 583,125 540,075 462,195 624,711

Indiana : 411,201 282,746 237,283 332,102 272,319 271,855 331,263

Iowa : 1,242,454 83;,261 786,170 848,177 749,536 688,447 647,224

Kansas 589,281 392,897 49 ,189 538,221 516,640 330,041 472,872

Kentucky 462,749 135,758 133,764 111,167 101,950 113,741 216,576

Louisiana : 222,092 109,447 80,235 72,685 75,376 81,944 59,252

Maine 37,556 35,629 41,236 43,132 35,673 28,273 30,196

Maryland 69,890 65,395 71,893 122,445 81,047 77,772 83,075

Massachusetts 34,310 18,445 23,515 27,053 24,068 18,554 19,685

Michigan 233,587 177,830 207,437 208,763 190,781 171,832 221,428

Minnesota : 627,495 458,375 454,631 508, ,5 479,501 457,592 425,552

Mississippi 219,243 152,086 136,627 137,292 117,540 158,320 104,243

Missouri 376.582 269,775 244,685 285,7;5 247,914 254,404 300,525

MontanaNebraska

:

.

135,871

920,300

100,768

510,817

106,056

497,391

151,544

517,416

92,665515,578

79,006

440,890

64,524

484,654

Nevada . 20,154 18,665 22,557 25,691 15,434 13,886 13,192

New Hampshire : 9,040 8,401 9,780 10,001 8,725 7,555 7,329

New Jersey . 28,142 23,394 28,052 32,505 32,579 49,777 78,109

New Mexico . 69,829 53,333 993,233 58,086 61,630 67,060 71,900

New York : 215,412 188,731 215,722 202,439 199,656 188,580 200,933

North Carolina . 210,954 167,366 194,983 192,594 189,675 217,928 252,052

North Dakota : 214,151 202,682 191,703 191,278 142,880 137,415 122,791

Ohio . 319,278 229,993 268,208 302,790 248,928 209,449 306,405

Oklahoma . 312,463 254,164 246,131 210,487 205,6222:;:66:16

394,804

Oregon : 121,050 107,058 115,773 96,342 87,018 169,684

Pennsylvania : 259,227 240,972 260,453 249,424 243,392 234,925 237,382

Rhode Island : 3,082 3,023 4,017 4,625 3,776 2,521 3,083

Pouch Carolina : 80,226 46,172 5:,797 53,776 49,811 126,158 88,244

South Dakota . 220,371 213,677 235,099 205,656 173,809 170,549 166,335

Tennessee : 183,163 119,419 114,570 116,886 98,319 142,894 124,460

Texas : 1,117,066 828,297 745,831 607,306 651,623 702,855 919,137

Utah . 46,016 41,330 46,190 46,904 36,697 37,998 40,736

Vermont 32,556 29,769 35,510 36,845 34,703 32,233 33,105

Virginia 108,928 88,900 98,467 111,545 98,142 111,539 126,336

Washington 245,580 216,595 228,528 197,333 174,397 191,113 187,979

West Viralu-la 17,213 15,151 18,756 14,202 13,582 14,808

Wisconsin 443,148 381,257 415,016 4072:32719 418,095 412,210 417,977

Wyoming : 37,167 28,727 38,485 50,638 33,542 23,411 17,160

United States.

14,303,712 10,209,554 10,345,772 10,403,019 9,822,828 9,571,443 10,483,258

continued--

129

139

Table 11 -Cash receipts from farm marketing. (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), Ly State andmonth, 1982--continued

State: : : :

. .

. August : September : October : November : December :

. .

Total

1,000 dollars

Alabama . 125,529 151,516 332,089Alaska 1,454 1,675 2,222Arizona 50,731 79,424 116,158Arkansas : 165,706 260,281 501,684California 1,084,106 1,419,186 1,821,774

Colorado 254,258 260,602 279,606Connecticut : 22,729 30,764 27,581Delaware : 37,099 40,810 51,179Florida : 157,024 183,243 235,519Georgia : 295,810 368,302 449,754

Hawaii . 44,309 43,307 45,114Idaho . 145,110 249,903 265,969Illinois : 420,429 440,072 711,792Indiana : 241,589 377,074 776,305Iowa : 657,858 683,435 641,141

Kansas : 573,746 372,820 485,196Kentucky : 91,699 223,036 359,716Louisiana . 80,295 126,437 260,431Maine : 26,394 32,536 35,048Maryland : 72,553 104,693 113,022

Massachusetts . 26,848 45,331 35,889Michigan . 195,063 216,326 274,767Minnesota : 519,441 515,180 536,444Mississippi : 100,475 124,640 306,643Missouri : 253,541 295,839 453,621

Montana : 84,136 164,653 168,680Nebraska 516,617 463,608 498,772Nevada 14,182 17,701 23,881New Hampshire 8,361 10,666 9,679New Jersey . 66,133 54,486 44,854

iew Mexico . 60,726 69,369 146,290New York 238,006 261,478 231,184North Carolina : 624,966 702,233 549,784North Dakota 190,826 332,461 278,296Ohio 242,256 283,843 438,022

Oklahoma 301,028 249,266 264,287Oregon 199,957 228,380 212,557Pennsylvania 242,130 246,432 257,096Rhode Island 2,621 13,592 3,525South Caroltna . 148,542 132,894 99,298

South Dakota . 249,428 222,927 216,666f ennessee : 123,694 126,309 244,083Texas 865,187 743,531 788,229Utah 40,813 45,716 51,173Vermont 31.496 35,042 37,918

VirginiaWashington

:

:

133,829271,345

177,757

350,248258,057312,788

West Virginia : 19,769 20,566 20,500Wisconsin 418,964 409,731 416,249Wyoming 33,198 56,440 76,3n5

United States : 10,772,766 12,112,R11 14,766,837

130

237,765 173,015 2,100,1432,359 2,127 17,642

191,024 196,977 1,679,660506,705 311,223 3,291,693

1,705,727 1,429,414 14,442,450

274,081 287,639

31237:02g27,183 23,965

3;51,56:79

403,39224,829

4,327,964556,870356,229 300,338 3,244,534

43,008

276,27943,779 517,042

2,137,901174,061746,344 685,394501,477 420,119

7,537,4114,455,333

1,258,369952,617 9,994,689

569,645464,556

488,253 5,844,801

329,935474,546 2,889,308

39,062317,312 1,815,44133,742 418,477

92,808 1,025,103

44,798

70,510

341,756 2,

33,396

310,960351,892750,530

814,910 791,544 6,589,030388,025 375,916 2,321,050511,407 355,760 3,849,829

225,733 177,556

17::5015,T8703,08628,847

936,739236,825

9,61222,635

8,986 108,13543,365 30,113 511,509

119,985 74,690 946,131216,664 224,624 2,583,429346,286 273,844 3,922,665349,719 251,443 2,605,645401,232 333,531 5,583,935

300,707 3,199,887173,426

237,2671,736,562

255,434125,701

2,987,3733,446

260,506

120,342 102,59553,881

2,595 1,100,855

240,364 251,615 2,566,496314,714 260,646 1,969,186822,400 835,480 9,627,64250,126 44,306 528,00536,410 33,307 408,898

131,698180,487 1,625,685269,83021,493

227,774 2,873,51018,706 212,120

471,142 490,31886,534 48,636

5,096,326530,243

15,596,280 14,549,344 142,937,624

140

Table 12--Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1982

State

_-- _____ __--_____----___-------

AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCalifornia

ColoradoConnecticutDelawarerloridaGeorgia

HawaiiIdaho

IllinoisIndiana

Iowa


Massachusetts

MichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouri



Oklahoma

OregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina

South DakotaTennesseeTexasUtah

Vermont

Virginia


United States

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

s

:

I

:

s

1

:

s

:

s

1

I

1

s

1

s

t

January

-------

93,454562

84,054116,438

301,677

167,202

16,77322,45083,401142,508

6,652

67,926

184,702121,164

485,081

298,69990,705

36,86620,867

54,715

11,002

95,589266,227

66,578165,432

56,325362,71012,8826,75411,139

45,646157,069

131,58847,860

118,861

219,494

44,632182,486

1,245

31,048

139,81973,600

381,99131,668

31,529

65,312

75,24412,710

328,31327,748

5,598,483

: February

_-------__

96,301491

62,226110,451

275,249

173,165

'5,254

21,325

81,957140,751

5,737

65,749

182,994132,114

456,104

265,07566,318

34,96819,189

53,114

10,235

87,252276,219

64,923161,672

52,048335,77413,2806,268

10,354

43,080144,043

120,60072,696

108,850

191,629

43,285172,4521,142

30,133

154,725

68,963412,04930,919

28,786

67,951

111,;31

311,59222,395

5,402,091

: March

-------- __------__

108,328524

64,259131,305

321,721

189,667

16,84524,37390,511163,301

5,800

72,764

173,152133,958

475,946

366,20171,448

41,92120,539

60,310

11,196

98,453304,893

78,903

161,789

56,316325,76616,2466,71/11,467

82,048

161,476

145,33074,216

127,073

177,595

54,199

1891,2332

37,533

190,430

77,932

505,37537,007

32,191

79,746

87,73616,808

351,93532,906

6,066,590

131

June .

.

-----_-__

July

------ ____

106,336 94,935

526 593

51,188 50,443

136,994 128,795

412,915 395,184

159,038 156,491

15,581 15,057

28,943 25,765

77,703 86,079

133,285 134,269

6,988 7,455

;3,610 71,732

202,502 201,030165,050 152,276

523,183 463,451

229,006 138,13873,450 179,709

47,126 38,96420,091 19,844

64,905 59,105

10,842 10,819

98,962 96,204

319,480 284,382

80,710160,603

79,220156,360

33,491 25,685

369,104 360,878

10,387 9,4035,710

10,893 10,811

42,728 31,216

153,318 151,872

141,098 133,938

36,292131,519 133,492

172,951 168,172

47,264 56,456

181,397 180,170

1,143

32,651 31:182878

127,417 111,331

83,567

483::T6 496,7752c,537 29,132

31,285 29,592

77,823 75,287

7121485,11813,180

366,851 359,08420,392 13,037

5,825,822 5,674,876

continued-

. April . May .

. . .

------ ____---__ --------------------------

1,000 dollars

121,295 120,084

520 553

78,274 70,428

i31,646 129,409

337,801 419,836

172,174 157,997

16,021 15,964

24,07785,629

26,71583,103

145,025 138,113

5,167 7,024

73,436 71,045

218,680202,381152,079147,034

497,083 517,944

427,979454,83779,452 73,020

46,00540,96%19,561 19,963

61,167 63,557

11,51111,123

102,985100,426296,103 319,801

85,27681,921188,066 176,523

66,142 47,750415,415381,54012,05419,518

6,502 6,374

11,346 11,565

44,835160,537115194202843

132,089 132,52574,128 57,286

134,626129,419

165,196 158,555

47,859 50,079

182,894 189,6571,191

34,590 31430:

138,093155,80277,661 72,835

454,43840,298

482,04932,452

31,60631,441

96,603 83,176

78,945 79:24015,770

31141;:91531

13,824

372,96030,273

6,171,956 6,248,878

1.41

Table 12--Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1982--continued

State

Alzbama

Alaska

ArizonaArkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

DelawareFloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

dahoIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowa

KansasKentucky

LouisianaMaineMaryland


Montana


New Mexico



South Dakota

TennesseeTexasUtahVermont

Virginia


United States

:

.

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

.

.

.

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

August

101,721

557

45,062142,891389,415

157,787

15,56324,40790,531

139,479

6,867

67,386206,903153,655480,201

279,37975,950

A5,98720,02258,231

10,651

94,999287,91187,606172,751

26,586

365,4189,9165,86810,911

37,929152,175135,03132,154125,507

183,52668,064174 061

1,11732,785

119,274

94,900499,90029,70530,577

81,36977,94014,52E

342,25519,260

5,826,668

: September

104,583

52242,589

139,295

388,694

177,456

16,75825,89982,613137,647

6,65075,131

196,489175,634530,332

181,118179,91445,76521,16062,187

10,70398,866

305,58987,521

182,972

49,650

370,57012,7066,015

10,917

52,804

150,665148,17634,323

127,437

177,80365,791

174,6231,136

33,794

118,668

76,509444,44132,005

31,973

93,988

80,71215,086

332,77947,350

5,966,008

October

1,000 dollars

97,427

55,711

530

140,796

396,037

201,933

18,70624,589

137,08581,848

7,05475,705

197,553144,586419,650

282,804229,418

46,85624,35863,042

11,369

300,613101,972

80,496176,698

72,080

350,00516,3326,845

11,568

86,615

155,699137,64441,335

128,229

210,19872,283

178,6971,227

33,624

129,995

64,692500,476

35,95035,709

105,987

82,00916,052

336,08767,971

6,194,145

132

November December Total

86,882

486

56,A62123,523376,130

138,204

19,11020,78989,681

129,748

6,34867,758

188,810141,683

495,047

195,75285,881

43,96929,29555,241

11,67396,507

2;113,151

204,275

101,146

329,28419,1707,090

11,447

74,325

151,800135,02156,486

133,911

141,11559,018

174,271

1"33,:

131,543

65,876407,04836,93933,870

90,542

80,38714,748

321,20058,068

5,700,290

84,118

529

46,018109,395378,233

162,905

17,09518,93685,264

136,579

6,66664,454

213,326156,482

562,577

169,78076,130

39,101293:15(51

51,851

11,510

104,102

11,43g164,542

66,803

370,50414,1996,436

9,720

41,673

159,795127,53248,578130,939

124,281

49,725182,436

1,230

28,470

1262,551400,43232,785

31,427

70,80779,52012,146

339,37330,379

5,591,781

1,215,464

71:4,3191:

1,540,9384,392,892

2,014,019

198,727288,268

1,018,3261,6;7,790

78,408841,696

2,368,5221,775,7155,906,599

3,289,5181,281,395

258,440707,425

132,634

1,176,3173,546,839

939,5782,071,683

654,022

4,336,468166,09376,695

132,138

632,123

1,854,5321,620,572606,259

1,529,863

2,090,515

658,6552,162,347

39141::

1,639,297

899,683

514,(165:380,227

988,591

F4:7146;4,107,380

416,917

70,267,588

142

Table 13--Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1982

State January : February : March April May June July

AlabamaAlasVaArizonaArkansas

California

ColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

IdahoIllinoisIndiana

Iowa



MississippiMissouri

MontanaNebraska

NevadaNew HampshireNew Jersey

New Mexico


Oklahoma

OregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina


VirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming

United States

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58,457

600

19" 712187,457

889,133

140,451

37,6804,391

487,28267,666

36,684

104,500905,067290,037

757,373

290,582372,044

185,22616,689

15,175

23,308137,998

361,268152,665211,150

79,546

557,5907,272

2,28617,003

24,183

58,34379,366

166,291

200,417

92,969

76,418

76,7411,837

49,178

80,472

109,563

735,07514,348

1,027

43,616

170,336

4,503114,835

9,419

8,705,229

29,123

531

98,777114,292

584,698

77,455

5,0105,565

449,01441,940

33,173

75,826

406,166150,632

383,157

127,82269,440

74,479

16,44012,281

8,21090,578

182,156

87,163108,103

48,720

175,543

5,3852,13313,040

10,253

44,68846,766

129,986121,143

62,535

63,77368,5201,881

16,039

58,952

50,485

416,24810,411

983

20,949

128,384

2,61869,6656,332

4,807,463

29,355

601

88,76763,850

483,222

77,912

7,5463,693

366,91954,621

36,978

102,592

471,193103,325

310,224

128,98862,316

38,314

20,69711,583

12,319

108,984

149,738

57,72482,896

49,740

171,6256,311

3,06316,585

11,185

54,24649,653

117,487141,135

68,536

61,57471,2502,785

15,264

44,66936,638

240,4569,183

3,319

18,721

140,792

1,948

63,0815,579

4,279,182

1,000 dollars

35,275

524

71,19147,355

510,789

59,9439,4994,299

387,33255,161

35,73784,842

380,744185,068

351,094

83,38431,715

31,716

23,57161,278

15,930

108,337

212,26255,37197,710

85,402

135,8766,1733,499

21,159

8,862

46,35660,505

117,150173,371

45,291

48,48366,5303,434

19,186

49,85439,225

152,8686,606

5,404

14,942118,388

1,604

57,268

4,231,063

30,533

459

49,00125,580

549,050

44,8207,3096,500

392,146117,225

36,723

59,893

321,395120,240

231,592

88,66128,930

29,371

15,71017,490

12,557

87,796

159,700

32,26471,391

44,915

100,163

3,3802,351

21,014

16,795

39,11957,15085,594114,302

47,067

36,93953,73 1,

2,55815,511

35,716

25,484

169,5744,2453,097

14,966

95,157

37845,1353,269

3,573,950

66,231

59850,364172,248

694,980

35,5984,9489,594

135,77552,085

35,997

63,137259,693106,805

165,264

101,03540,291

34,8188,182

12,867

7,71272,870

138,11277,61093,801

45,515

71,7863,4991,439

38,884

24,332

35,26276,S30

101,12377,930

50,71052,352

"1'3788

93,507

43,13262,297

266,7698,461

948

33,716

112,432798

45,3593,019

?,745,621

43,522

723

26,66250,274

805,988

69,129

7,3696,218

56,82288,151

37,41044,467

423,681178,987

183,773

333,98436,86720,28810,35223,970

8,866125,224

141,170

25,023144,165

38,839

123,7763,7891,619

67,298

40,684

49,061118,11491,886

172,913

226,632

113,22857,2121,956

56,356

55,0041:

422,36211,6043,517

51,049102,861

1,628

58,8934,123

4,808,382

continued--

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Table 13 --Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1982 - -continued

State August : September October November December Total

1,000 dollars


saArkansCalifornia

Colorado

ConnecticutDelawareFlorida

Georgia

HawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowa

KansasKentucky

LouisianaMaine

Maryland



New Mexico

New YorkNorth CarolineNorth DakotaOhio


South DakotaTennesseeTexasUtah

Vermont

Virginia


United States

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:

2

2

:

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2

2

:

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:

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

23,808897

5,66922,815

694,691

96,471

7,166

12,69266,493

156,331

37,442

77,784

213,52687,934177,657

294,36715,749

340186,372

14,322

16,197

100,064

231,53012,869

80,790

57,550151,199

4,2662,493

55,222

22,79785,831

489,935158,672116,749

117,502

131,R9368,0691,504

115,757

130,154

28,794365,98711,108

919

52,460193,405

5,241

76,70913,938

4,946,098

93,9331,153

36,835120120,986,

1,030,492

83,14614,006

14,911100,630

230,655

36,657

174,772

243,583201,440153,103

191,702

43,172

80,67211,376

42,506

34,628117,460

209,59137,119

112,867

115,003

93,0384,9954,651

43,569

16,565110,813

554,057298,138156,406

71,463

162,58971,80912,456

99,100

104,25949,800

299,09013,7113,069

83,769269,536

5,48076,9529,090

6,146,803

234,6621,692

60,447360,888

1,425,737

7777,673

8,875

26,590153,671

312,669

38,060

190,264514,239631,719221,491

202,392130,298

213,57510,690

49,980

24,520172,795

235,831

226,147

276,923

96,600148,767

7,549

2,83433,286

59,675

75,485

412,140236,961

309,793

54,089

140,274

78,3992,29865,674

86,671

179,391

287,75315,4641,968

152,070230,779

4,448

80,1628,334

8,572,692

88,897150,8831,873

884,67911,249

134,162383,182

150,959 972,546

10,049,5581,329,597201,828

1,051,181

135,8778,073

1,023,209124,734

124,351

115,12414,7786,870

5,853241,948 471,606 3,309,638226,481 163,759 1,566,744

36,660 37,113 438,6341,296,205

:C511:112

109,607472,068 5,168,889

359,794 2,679,618263,637457,570 695,792 4,088,090

393,893 318,473 2,555,283378,675 398,416 1,607,913

1,306,944285,9669,76

278,21110,191 160,037

37,567 18,659 317,678

33,125 21,886245,249

219,2581,574,213

520,756206,858500,077 3,042,191

1,381,472314,910307,132

302,607191,218 1,778,146

124,587 110,753 897,170566,235373,802

9,6772,522

8,4362,190:r302

31,9182,550 31,440

45,660

20,393 379,371

33,01764,864 64,829

314,008

2 7211,265 146,312 2,302,093293,233 202,865 1,999,386267,321 202,592 2,054,072

159,592 112,98675,976

1,109,372114,408 1,077,907

81,126;78,070 825,026

74:314205

39,649706,20186,504

129,495108,821 927,199248,838

19385,00158

1,069,503415,35213,187

4,206,58211,521

2,540 1,880129,849

60,891

28,671

89,945

148,254637,094

1,899,76741,951

189,4436,745

9184,93:68

149,942 15::M16,25728,466

8,957,5639,895,990 72,670,036

134

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Table 14--Cash receipts from farm markatings (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1983

State : January : February : March April:

May:

:

: June:

:

: July:


Colorado


Hawaii


Iowa

Kansas

KentuckyLouisiana

MaineMaryland

Massachusetts

MichiganMinnesota

MississippiMissouri


New Mexico



South Dakota

TennesseeTexasUtahVermont

Virginia


United States

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166,4661,401

162,340250,651821,619

232,717

43,33325,641

626,254224,377

43,802

166,3161,220,729

501,9091,377,675

591,315

433,855208,899

33,08867,725

24,298

235,335676,659

295,148425,497

203,154

1,012,72418,4048,84326,046

48,585

203,288

251,981299,568348,070

220,449

122,406

262,4493,095

105,931

234,217

174,299900,17452,42035,066

111,372

232,56117,015

454,58539,680

14,243,431

113,322

1,247149,488182,796789,078

233,695

20,80228,975

479,993185,647

39,772

124,631

625,911329,619888,947

323,186

159,640117,557

31,422

66,170

19,618

192,114482,695

155,543283,651

140,303

626,25816,4008,710

22,512

52,489

198,914171,803197,522

227,761

178,03396,874

242,1603,15

46,027

216,840

127,125

667,39147,207

35,957

85,957

189,95413,924

377,61847,179

10,065,594

141,3801,388

82,507

156,563627,334

265,102

24,56031,512451,456216,397

44,126

139,419653,055261,921653,175

512,902

126,07270,53836,17693,821

24,588

208,336446,745131,059305,642

124,527

517,45218,9919,84728,332

80,619

208,638176,472204,813278,509

183,117103,918

270,8234,338

51,181

219,920

123,045

664,38448,15538,152

101,247

193,32716,662

416,11046,791

9,835,144

1.000 dollars

142,053

1,29388,628107,175922,214

213,907

26,24429,436

616,805204,065

43,214

151 336493,897246,005640,491

451,492

132,30457,252

40,262100,579

28,276

182,859435,06599,400264,429

104,561

453,91522,14110,05734,633

59,845

206,491168,524197,716252,232

174,49489,282

259,8305,214

47,577

227,927114,118

552,59250,51039,649

94,816

179,92517,117

401,99246,097

9,530,136

168,5051,227

130,671107,994934,844

171,103

24,67431,022

628,658185,729

44,335

122,892483,374216,816

693,217

602,465

96,75963,35437,88176,710

25,178

175,398462,47791,264

236,186

75,258

451,91214,9159,19339,903

73,402

204,357173,125157,527221,738

180,05173,582

247,0154,207

46,633

193,28599,998

631,90445,00538,281

87,775

155,63914,548

424,83133,786

9,510,603

165,5401,397

137,029

238,675963,440

182,308

22,13834,706280,537237,288

44,397112,856478,792265,412704,673

331,523

101,36655,273

26,14269,334

19,942

181,162492,308

132,856221,669

68,937467,45717,7407,984

48,763

62,914197,070200,865186,038234,265

191,483

90,403

234,9702,760

86,587

180,943

120,395748,72648,09435,160

103,863

183,51914,442

424,60125,340

9,484,084

139,0441,538

107,606201,771

1,154,802

240,68425,35534,116

149,173210,015

45,416

115,463606,307329,662726,104

440,508

257,49453,90531,91184,137

23,429

270,047462,621101,637297,972

61,755

410,27916,8457,931

78,029

67,380214,115182,726125,701

357,681

324,350162,358

237,9123,356

77,559

177,214

108,237804,16952,147

37,143

117,194

178,31414,967

437,60819,179

10,404,926

continued--

135145

Table 14--Cash receipts fro. farm marl:stings (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State andmonth, 1983 -- continued

State

: : : : : :

: August : September : October : November : December : Total: : : : : :

: 1,000 dollars

148,983Alat,ma : 134,663 151,304 310,353 258,825Alaska : 1,798

2,040,4383,0192,110 2,775 21,925Arizona : 67,348 98,044 15/.,316 191,040 159,407 1,525.424Arkansas : 172,173 279,766 453,075 443,449 281,014 2,875,102

California : 1,079,435 1,344,677 1,673,262 1,492,509 1,179,109 12,982,323:

Colorado : 264,091 251,867 277,830 278,746 313,466 2,925416Connecticut : 23,410 31,207 26,780 26,990

i6,69g320,489454,489

Delaware : 42,570 44,313 67,557 47,946Florida : 168,169 191,009 244,470 314,35n 457,809 4,608,692Georgia : 304,583 290,973 519,934 360,238 256,822 5,196,068

Hawaii : 45,455 44,342 45,730 43,938 44,690 529,217Idaho : 145,556 206,308 308,418 308,494 211,850 2,113,539Illinois : 514,695 489,247 666,411 421,796 487,322 7,1.41436Indiana : 238,066 441,901 565,341 361,029 306,231 4,063,912Iowa : 680,444 711,951 846,692 667,852 752,584 9,343,805

Kansas : 660,952 383,106 367,455 385,912 344,338403,976 52,3:54:16:Kentucky

: 104,193 216,671 329,086 380.244Louisiana : 75,854 125,746 273,010 330,322 253,542 1,685,252Maine . 36,011 36,385 37,746 45,311 45,686 438,021Maryland : 77,763 105,810 121,45, 103,286 80,259 1,047,093

Massachusetts : 25,399 50,162 39,453 50,704 36,335 367.382Michigan : 239,934 245,411 307,970 390,984 271,487 2,901,037Minnesota : 548,103 589,217 555,823 715,641 584,956 6,472,310Mississippi : 94,620 109,858 262,127 343,737 255,666 2.072,917Missouri . 338,659 285,932 435,380 367,662 307,024 3,769,703

Montana . 99,645 133,351 164,932 171,823 141,104 1,489,370Nebraska : 448,616 454,311 495,259

20,545585,300 507,964

Nevada : 17,650 17,590

.,41524,134 23,75

6,431,647228,580

9,085Now Hampshire . 8,726 11,089 8,.82New Jersey . 57,435 46.685 43,297 31,27342,307

109,662

501,415

New Mexico : 55,209 86,753 164,116 133,319 78,510 963,641New York : 244,612 274,186 743,672 231,545 209,637 2,636,525

4:i,011North Carolina : 525,636 664,389 342,366 298,500 3,630,398297,562 314,351 2,750,855

North Dakota . 293,971 237,242 218,844Ohio : 269,518 312,222 480,175 356,142 277,065 3,615,378

010.shoma : 252,280 211,588 196,293 243,544 212,285 2,567,967Oregon . 176,967 193,100 191,558

266,599157,770 139,477

1::2,039056Pennsylvania . 255,103 251,393

3,793263,761

Rhode Island268,291

2,836 14,383

79,6313,697 6,848

103,81557,684

South Carolina 138,820 125,345 84,689 993,795

South Dakota . 240,801 179,709 255,46. 223,728" 1,988

217,143 2,567,188Tennessee . 98,008 119,685 221,128 212,897 1,796,923Texas : 851,800 753,451 798,660

44,502839,917 9,011,617

Utah : 42,546 40,245,_4,449

46,807 43,606 561,244Vermont . 34,378 35,660 35,481 432,08035,318 31,835

Virginia . 127,207 156,341 176,994 166,159 123,750 1,452,675Washington : 297,618 355,652 356,63820,399

279,235 254,738 2,857,120West Virginia . 19,732 20,564 22,126

4:5,64319,270 210,766

Wisconsin . 456,574 417,322 404,991 438,906 5,125,781Wyoming 41,163 73,!.70 80,741 8,,611 53,205 594,342

United States ! 11,140,795 11,915,143 14,416,266 13,710,660 12,003,338 136,260,120

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State: 1 : : : .

January : February : March : April :

: :

1,000 dollars

AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansas

California

ColoradoConnecticut

DelawareFloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

Idaho

IllinoisIndianaIowa




New Mexico


Oklahoma

Oregon°enneylvania1(...de Island

South Carolina

South DakotaTenn: :sae

TexasUtahVermont

Virginia

Washings:.,

West VirginiaWisconsimWyoming

UnItad States

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:

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:

:

97,936620

53,837107,885

325,326

131,63715,871

21,36883,367145,652

6,806

. 72,450208,990152,772540,932

244,169116,46439,33122,089

53,286

11,198

107,876

283,40074,821

223,820

68,173

414,13310,4946,627

11,218

28,986

15-,q18150,20266,533

128,070

93,323

48,317

188,7701,038

30,416

:33,28274,155

427,78435,95333,723

65,785

71,63212,101

337,07430,798

5,771,423

89,845

55064,119105,062

290,260

172,323

15,09'

23,16874,880

136,101

6,31563,470

202,221147,661

500,034

175,68181,65335,92720,766

52,691

11,190

98,551

267,83072,522

197,528

70,531

423,90810,1996,63710,385

11,917

152,187

123,90358 ;281

106,369

108,434

38,290172,490

1,029

29,511

158,75871,074

410,00138,18934,736

61,581

68,14011,278

315,08340,778

5,479,131

108,024

605

71,032128,821

331,792

224,547

16,312

26,80886,639160,765

6,80672,616

192,518149,142

365,458

390,35590,91048,52822,405

61,278

11,664

109,134

288,89176,533

214,720

59,728

402,82411,8776,81811,774

70,955

164,119136,35571,283

119,805

139,064

47,352192,939

1,080

33,581

162,11278,968

567,18441,36234,471

78,506

79,48214,648

366,99941,304

6,129,893

112,752

60849,636114,550

357,468

167,796

16,14224,25486,088

151,228

7,16172,407

191,149.47,506416,447

383,39897,03941,88522,228

59,121

11,529

108,245

277,525'6,524

203,328

52,032

355,46915,4626,58511,267

50,589

158,875

128,26760,618

125,333

134,536

43,056190,680

1,054

33,906

179,74978,039

441,50644,13533,902

77,804

77,53415,506

350,17542,748

5,904,841

137

May June :

: :

137,374

628

69,505116,978

361,125

139,215

16,895

23,398

139,720

7,34575,120

190,577151,068466,648

540,51876,902

45,13622,590

55,805

12,025

107,268

300,61981,626

183,863

40,295

373,15412,0116,86211,778

46,131

167,109

129,41746,931

128,236

145,598

37,751192,827

1,091

32,898

151,05767,923

469,81241,65634,971

70,080

76,52913,842

377,32430,931

6,123,273

108,638

633

70,392122,124

397,699

138,841

2::9567

86,889

133,823

8,10468,242

193,782156,423455,648

248,97767,23041,95623,022

55,486

11,900104,888

290,23873,937

172,241

33,205

392,41714,6536,60811,272

38,325

160,980132,52542,697

129,660

139,579

41,992184,588

1,059

31 940

127,94869,144

456,14639,81834,164

70,383

73,62413,333

371,75523,314

5,713,711

147

July

93,256

638

52,920118,738

362,218

14106,S610

27,17889,510

125,598

7,679

69,744181,831

129,945376,690

111,551217,354

302,17975

58,527

11,388104,824

247,15768,465

147,369

20,737

286,67512,1266,239

11,149

29,112

15377:7%

31,435

123,560

149,229

43,920177,982

1,041

30,815

102,06370,613

427,38532,71433,335

68,759

78,855

13,037

352,99014,634

5,232,551

continues --

Table 15 --Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1983-continued

State August s September October : November December s Total

1,000 dollars

AlabamaAlaska

ArizonaArkansas

California


Hawaii

IdahoIllinoisIndianaIowa

Kansas



Montana

NebraskaNevadaNev Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

Nev YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio



Virginia


United Slates

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

108,947636

49,751142,438

372,124

146,071

16,06828,667

100,986141,081

7,644

75,171196,106156,514375,681

329,404

81,42642,21322,189

62,079

11,305

106,548270,35978,785

162,512

27,933

309,086

12,3076,222

11,334

32,714

157,662137,67836,566

129,604

160,13664,992

185,2071,015

35,517

101,011

72,406477,90331,84933,445

75,09781,92614,810

344,16723,001

5,648,293

99,246617

68,267140,775

349,794

162,102

16,80928,74395,772

143,907

7,298

73,419170,325155,924402,400

216,394

189,09643,594

22,449

65,053

10,996

101,275

272,714

81,299166,786

46,351

299,065

12,2036,084

11,380

64,990

156,553

152,14339,886

123,486

164,638

49,672

175,278986

37,449

103,39278,326

525,02226,44332,603

82,985

79,60116,813

337,65265,509

5,773,564

105,841

633

53,201142,324

359,417

185,860185

18,04530,98292,381146,706

7,238

80,296179,245157,777393,638

216216,465

274,506

46,6342424,25069,415

11,276

107,585262,16184,280176,301

79,627325,646

14,095,

6,404

11,652

90,787

164,294

151,90555,779

125,516

165,702

55,434185,589

1,013

37,608

134,35487,153

482,72228,A7533,742

84,47277,48016,927

330,66070,226

6,043,719

102,458610

77,507126,236

349,445

184,713

19,20327,172

98,768135,272

6,878

84,941187,875164,931

376,690

173,159,

107,13542,48130,68662,445

11,883

103,324279,839

78,107217,659

90,781312,998

14,776

611,46;76

8787,697

163,044

146,31873,004

148,761

159,33549,368182,348

1,007

37,928

142,07682,7E4

430,78434,34432,858

80,18877.36315,315

327,97161,071

5,814,566

103,144636

64,735128,725

356,207

207,764

18,40129,67487,904156,323

7,213

77,757199,950180,152470,006

158,510

75,45936,25126,94864,005

10,907

107,317296,554

79,883196,657

67,892322,341

12,8176,177

11,923

52,181

148,370

1N:::96131,106

130,880

46,613

193,861999

33,779

153,598

77,392465,17931,27930,089

74.38678,,:112,504

328,42637,488

5,808,168

1,267,4617,414

744,9021,494,656

4,212,875

2,000,471

202,503315,979

1,078,395

1,716,176

86,487

2,29154,t3611

1,849,8155,140,272

3,188,581

1,475,174500,013282,817719,191

137,2611,266,835

3,337,287926,782

2,262,784

657,2854,217,7164,

153,02077,720

136,758

634,384

1,918,2131,6" ,102

/,61410a9,506

1,689,454

2,r2672,55579

12,412

405,348

1,649,350

907,9745,521,428

430,227402,039

892,026915,717170,114

4,140,276481,802

69,443,133

148138

Table 16- -Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1983

State : January : February : March : April May : June : July



HawaiiIdaho

IllinoisIndiana

Iowa

Kansas


Massachusetts

MichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouri

Montana


New Mexico

Ner YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio


South Dakota

TennesseeTexasUtah

Vermont


United States

:

:

.'

:

:

:

-.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

68,530781

108,503142,766496,293

102,08027,4624,273

542,88778,725

36,99693,866

1,011,739349,137

836,743

347,146

317,391

169,56810,99914,439

13,100127,459393,259220,327201,677

134,981

598,5917,9102,216

14,828

19,599

45,370101,779233,030220,000

127,12674,08973,6792,057

75,515

100,935

100,144472,39012,457

1,343

45,587160,9294,914

117,5118,882

8,472,008

23,477697

85,36977,734

498,818

61,3725,7075,807

405,11349,546

33,45761,161

423,691181,958

388,913

147,50577,987

81,63010,656

13,479

8,428

93,563214,86583,021

86,123

69,772

202,3506,201

2,07312,127

10,572

36,72747,900

139,241

121,392

69,599

60,58469,6702,128

16,516

58,082

56,051257,3909,0181,221

24,376121,814

2,64662,5356,401

4,586,463

33,356,

783

11,47527,742

295,542

40,5558,248

4,704

364,81755,632

37,32066,803

460,537112,779

287,717

122,547

35,162

22,01013,771

32,543

12,924

99,202157,854

54,52690,922

64,799

114,6287,114

3,029

16,558

9,664

44,51940,117133,530

158,704

45,053

56,56677,884

3,258

17,600

57,808

44,077157,200

6,793

3,681

22,741

113,8452,014

49,111

5,487

3,705,251

1,000 dollars

29,301,

685

38,992-7,375

564,746

46,11110,102

5,182530,71752,837

36,053

78,929

302,74898,499

224,044

68,094

35,26515,36718,03441,458

16,747

74,514157,540

22,87661,101

52,529

98,4466,6793,472

23,566

9,256

47,61640,257137,098

126,899

39,95846,2ZU69,1504,160

13,671

48,178

36,079111,0866,375

5,747

17,012

102,391

1,61151,817

3,349

3,625,295

31,131,

59961,166-8,984

573573,719

31,8887,7797,624

533,54746,009

36,990

47,772

292,79765,748

226,569

61,94719,85718,21815,29120,905

13,153

68,130161,8589,63852,323

34,963

78,7582,904

2,33128,125

27,271

37,24843,708110,596

93,502

34,45335,83154,1883,11613,735

42,228

32,075

162,092

3,310

17,695

79,110

70647,5072,855

3,387,330

56,902,

764

116,551

565,741

43,4675,236

10,139193,648

103,465

36,29344,614

285,010108108,989

249,025

82,546

34,136

13,3173,120

13,848

8,042

76,274

202,07058,921

49,428

35,732

75,0403,087

1,37637,491

24,589

36,090

68,340143,341

104,605

51,904

48,411

50,3821,701

54,647

52,995

51,251

292,5808,276

996

33,480'09,895

1,109_ ..,846

2,026

3,770,373

45,788900

54,68683,033

792,584

100,082

8,595

6,93859,563

84,417

37,73745,719

424,476199,717

349,414

329,01740,14017,8288,716

25,610

12,041

165,223235,46433,172

150,603

41,018

,C12:,11:

1,692

66,880

38,268

57,01344,99694,266

234,121

175,121

118,438

592,933C511

46,744

75,151

37,624376,78419,4333,808

48,43599,459

1,93084,6184,545

5,172,375

continued--

139 149


State August : September October November

1,000 dollars

December Total

Alabama . 25,716 52,058 204,512 156,367 45,839 772,977

Alaska : 1,162 1,493 2,142 2,409 2,096 14,511

Arizona : 17,597 29,777 98,115 113,533 94,672 780,522Arkansas 29,735 138,991 310,751 317,213 152,289 1,380,446

California 707,311 994,883 1,313,845 1,143,064 822,902 8,769,448

Colorado 118,020 89,765 91,970 94,033 105,702 925,045Connecticut 7,.142 14,398 8,735 7,787 6,595 117,986

Delaware 13,903 15,570 36,575 20,774 7,021 138,510Florida 67,183 95,237 152,089 215,591 369,905 3,530,297

Georgia 163,502 147,066 373,228 224,966 100,499 1,479,892

Hawaii 37,811 37,044 38,492 37,060 37,477 442,730

Idaho 70,385 132,889 228,122 223,553 134,093 1,227,906

Illinois 318,589 318,922 487,166 233,921 287,372 4,846,968

Indiana 81,552 285,977 407,564 196,098 126,079 2,214,097

Iowa 304,763 309,551 453,054 291,162 282,578 4,203,533

Kansas : 331,548 166,712 150,990 212,753 185,828 2,206,633

Kentucky : 22,767 27,575 54,580 273,109 328,519 1,266,488

Louisiana . 33,641 82,152 226,376 287,841 217,291 1,185,239Maine . 13,822 13,936 13,496 14,625 18,738 155,204

Maryland : 15,684 40,757 52,084 40,841 16,254 327,902

Massachusetts 14,094 39,166 28,177 38,821 25,428 230,121

Michigan 133,386 144,136 200,385 287,660 164,170 1,634,202

Minnesota 277,744 316,503 293,662 435,802 288,402 3,135,023Mississippi 15,835 28,559 177,847 265,630 175,783 1,146,135

Missouri 176,147 119,146 259,079 150,003 110,367 1,506,919

Montana . 71,712 87,000 85,325 81,042 73,212 832,085

Nebraska 139,530 155,246 169,613 272,502 185,623 2,213,931

Nevada : 5,343 5,387 6,450 9,358 10,408 75,560

New Hampshire . 2,504 5,005 3,011 2,628 2,605 31,942

New Jersey : 46,101 37,305 31,645 30,681 19,350 364,657

New Mexico : 22,495 21,763 73,829 45,622 26,329 329,257

New York . 86,950 117,633 79,378 68,501 61,267 718,312

North Carolina : 387,958 512,246 322,106 196,048 145,u41 1,951,296North Dakota 257,405 197,356 241,783 241,347 154,248 2,083,241

Ohio 139,914 188,736 354,659 207,381 145,959 2,095,872

Oklahoma . 92,144 46,950 30,591 84,209 81,405 878,513Oregon : 111,975 143,428 136,524 108,402 92,864 1,033,338

Pennsylvania : 69,896 76,115 81,010 85,943 69,900 837,747

Rhode Island : 1,821 13,397 2,780 2,690 5,849 45,272

South Carolina : 103,303 87,896 42,023 46,761 70,036 588,447

South Dakota 139,790 76,317 121,107 81,102 63,545 917,838

Tennessee : 25,602 41,354 133,975 195,207 135,505 888,949Texas : 373,897 228,429 315,938 367,665 374,738 3,490,189

Utah : 10,697 13,802 16,027 12,463 12,327 131,017

Vermont 933 3,057 1,739 2,460 1,746 30,041

Virginia . 52,110 73,356 92,522 85,971 47,364 560,649

Washington 215,692 276,051 279,158 206,872 176,187 1,941,403

West Virginia : 4,922 3,751 3,472 6,811 6,766 40,652Wisconsin . 112,407 79,670 74,331 142,672 110,480 985,505Wyoming : 18,162 8,061 10,515 26,540 15,717 112,540

United States 5,492,502 6,141,579 8,372,547 7,896,094 6,195.170 66,816,987

140 150

Table 17 -Cash receipts from farm marketing' (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1984

State January : February : March April May : June July

.1,000 dollars



Hawaii

IdahoIllinois

IndianaIowa

KansasKentucky



MississippiMissouri

Montana


New MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth Dakota

Ohio


South DakotaTennesseeTexas

UtahVermont


United States

:

.

:

:

.

.

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

.

.

.

.

.

.

:

:

.

:

:

!

144,5941,633

120,609

285,476825,473

260,53547,03336,537559,179243,384

51,235161,029865,855394,833

1,245,471

433,226358,792194,07845,28683,723

23,755237,455534,569

209,752404,983

152,746

657,48722,315

9,13126,927

83,956221,099239,973162,766346,260

218,494132,681285,380

3,39783,280

283,183

1'5,636780,55644,32133,724

127,137265,28516,748

449,06039,340

12,629,377

125,6641,478

122,716

208,257787,043

239,84028,52742,366

517,653189,077

46,638144,281476,416

236,183731,409

468,773139,435

103,09644,517

85,479

19,644

200.861369,:21

148,192277,606

119,656

502,37723,397

8,61223,322

68,399194,443183,025

118,768

242,099

184,943114,400260,101

3,40244,889

225,235

111,566652,08041,28331,227

98,963

214,08014,951

398,26836,681

9,670,659

162,3631,641

157,443221,1528

920654,

292,32032,571

40,686488,333248,974

50,338

M,808615,875275,232834,894

540,755112,471

67,99348,223

95,774

25,295

215,568502,622

139,901277,478

131,804

516,5102323,402

9,45329,636

69,454224,700228,109160,624

308,215

181,531117,381273,263

4,70768,180

281,642

125,385605,986

41,28433,233

109,960215,471

16,651451,32642,520

10,805,537

158,2801,514

76,953

163,810

884,910

256,65724,153

40,235522,740

221,085

50,20'

171,746456,607302,192700,918

416,736104,417

38,89346,902103,809

29,385174,749

439,823

53,529260,611

99,341

539,19421,345

9,35736,140

78,919210,053194,382

139,677241,885

118,946112,635265,858

5,64154,811

194,183

121,316511,916

36,40731,789

115,331

T:X.378,59138,428

9,477,775

141

170,286 166,647 143,1681,597

115,368 110,524 8;,70389

214,127151,628 232,287

,1,023,509 1162,958 1,161,734

230,871 218,726 272,216

21,66937,591

24,82945,122 2483,0.656

533,308 281,961 146,995

227,850 248,800 210,989

52,253 52,195

132,113

52,453118,985140,431

563,265 407,419 545,218

305,074 235,140 324,222

852,694 681,391 481,498

500,429 436,833 561,956

83,622 94,604 251,035

57,309 63,002 49,989

42,12381,193

30,158 28,176

83,536 97,043

26,081

174,597

19,929 21,360253,971185,073

555,508111,538

410,63197,624T::7846

264,363 209,606 270,925

75,427 71,483

620,117 6:;,j63:482,185

198:73940

16,756

36,698

7,831 1,781elt

47,542 68,735

57,709 60,748281(2::::

220,645208,843 195,723

241,224 213,113

135,919105,9A8317,015

152,8672185,757 269,259

193,340 216,290 245,774

89,712 98,923 145,862

260,452 240,956 252,362

4,569 2,973 3,640

64,579 124,562 65,622

214,376 174,135 167,559

103,369 128,169 112,704

760,296 768,182 962,466

37,326 52,586 52,017

32,376 29,509 32,062

103,703 133,292

202,12815,281

110,818196,72914,482

184,83415,112

42,226

426,971405,32219,446 19,201

400,295

10,510,316 9,732,126 10,389,940

151

continued--

Table 17--Cash receipts from farm marketing. (including net Commodity Credit Corporation loans), by State andmonth, 1984--continued

State August September October November December Total

1,000 dollars

Alabama . 147,068 179,417 349,473

Alaska 1,988 2,316 3,051Arizona : 95,207 89,396 202,497

Arkansas 179,208 331,059 502,020

California : 1,075,357 1,335,536 1,925,517

Colorado 298,831 312,064 300,739

ConnecticutDelaware

:

..

27,41344,509

35,30852,493

30,61261,053

Florida . 162,851 218,993 269,376

Georgia : 299,407 517,294 577,759

Hawaii . 51,972 51,909 53,752

Idaho . 168,249 262,672 318,975Illinois : 369,248 376,909 781,456

Indiana . 229,880 273,991 487,128

Iowa : 436,458 478,440 915,898

Kansas : 648,053 500,643 483,278

Kentucky : 90,344 224,48% 348,049Louisiana

Maine

:

.

76,290

29,250

149,274

377

225,08734,919

Maryland . 80,846 125,239 130,240

Massachusetts . 26,773 53,144 41,622

Michigan : 216,501 216,165 269,440Minnesota : 460,048 471,235 620,415

Mississippi : 104,996 121,617 310,137

Missouri : 369,532 257,956 349,658

Montana 90,238 133,453 160,971

Nebraska : 572,242 476,118 621,324Nevada . 22,979 20,208 26,708

New Hampshire : 8,565 10,707 8,823

New Jersey 59,373 49,046 48,017

New Mexico : 68,765 78,444 106,600

New York 255,245 272,969 241,150North Carolina : 566,606 734,248 608,053

North Dakota 368,583 271,627 296,915

Ohio . 232,491 229,654 418,171

Oklahoma : 289,572 213,074 244,378

Oregon : 204,379 257,647 197,925Pennsylvania 248,933 256,017 269,397

Rhode Island : 3,078 14,680 4,096

South Carolina : 129,569 116,698 152,204

South Dakota : 291,841 230,764 258,871

Tennessee : 125,974 155,338 209,019Texas : 897,568 861,365 952,163

Utah 55,994 52,354 61,541

Vermont 30,795 34,426 33,584

Virginia . 147,294 220,261 298,454Washingron 278,323 347,619 338,276

Weer Virginia : 20,248 23,573 25,014

Wisconsin 417,628 417,404 458,141

Wyoming 31,310 61,208 96,051

United States : 11,108,312 12,209,830 15,727,997

284,221

3,366214,188498,021

1,800,981

307,65429,77845,077

368,506350,856

52,098292,143648,904

504,405

1,004,963

485,754454,231265,786

36,684105,509

56,287

370,474795,268387,738448,844

177,364

773,17818,842

10,20345,211

157,783

249,435406,511

406,253440,335

245,775182,852285,009

4,023119119,376

298,739

379,127972,6C6

60,08039,449

192,273251,54024,343

476,385

91,798

16,120,226

157,768

3,072131,430348,247

1,281,214

361,66229,09931,713

517,134

251,999

51,670

212,025630,755355,566948,262

471,056390,167236,695

36,21681,607

39,659

262,144657,354355,313336,955

145,692

688,80420,2339,552

34,663

77,052

219,520289,509

224,217

378,557

210,349137,386267,802

7,327

112,045

268,256

236,934957,469

44,86737,774

136,954

235,07821,598

456,447

55,642

13,452,509

2,188,949

24,8071,521,4203,336,038

14,184,886

3,352,115359,117520,448

4,587,029

3,587,474

6'6,7192,288,4576,737,9273,923,8469,312,296

5,947,492

2,652,148

1,542575::93f.33,

1,153,998

382,934

2,776,9986,242,3682,167,9233,728,517

1,419,4447,081,666

252,330

108,888505,310

988,725

2,705,4204,125,398

2,544,1643,610,698

2,562,4661,791,7833,165,530

61,5331,135,815

2,888,784

1,984,5579,682,653

580,060399,948

1,794,4402,932,502

225,6325,135,838

573,851

141,834,664

142 150


State : January : February : March April May June July

1,000 dollars

Alabama . 120,167 97,908 136,618

Alaska : 583 541 587Aritona . 63,584 68,998 64,527Arkansas : 150,948 166,973 172,148California : 367,460 359,557 385,486

Colorado : 174,105 173,172 206,697

Connect tut : 21,837 21,976 22,223Delaware : 31,789 36,225 35,651

Florida . 102,285 89,574 96,559

Georgia : 188,544 145,741 180,354

Hawaii : 7,206 6,987 7,464

Idaho : 72,974 74,076 76,621

Illinois : 218,377 181,295 173,502Indiana : 156,317 115,003 154,333

Iowa : 528,392 469,372 460,540

Kansas : 286,412 302,345 356,496

Kentucky . 113,440 73,139 81,160

Louisiana : 38,954 37,099 39,436Maine : 25,381 25,422 25,741

Maryland : 69,253 72,915 71,460

Massachusetts : 11,065 10,486 11,357

Michigan 119,479 105,691 107,942

Minnesota : 250,924 246,143 287,650Mississippi : 90,919 83,421 98,540Missouri . 251,089 206,042 187,081

Montana : 68,158 63,768 72,365

Nebraska : 331,991 366,917 341,293Nevada . 14,195 14,999 14,001

New Hampshire : 6,700 6,319 6,630New Jersey . 11,416 10,743 11,619

New Mexico : 56,552 53,905 55,516

New York 168,658 149,394 168,790North Carolina : 176,088 141,918 174,168North Dakota 73,010 66,662 63,325Ohio : 138,771 139,366 140,257

Oklahoma . 159,175 137,913 154,510

Oregon 47,592 43,523 42,398

Pennsylvania 189,618 180,843 201,300Rhode Island 1,164 1,095 1,186

South Carolina : 39,170 26,208 40,049

South Dakota 176,377 165,553 219,749

Tennessee : 76,251 78,839 81,605Texas . 419,028 482,031 542,850

Utah . 31,065 30,045 31,416Vermont . 32,366 29,985 31,600

Virginia . 87,408 80,388 93,482

Washington 84,161 82,383 87,632West Virginia -. 13,749 12,554 15,241

Wisconsin 335,389 324,798 353,469

Wyoming 30,764 29,621 37,129

United States 6,230,300 5,889,871 6,427,753

143

109,399134,892 143,713 118,505

585 606 593 60266,542 73,229 63,493 55,779

163,065 166,885 150,661 178,653369,680 400,826 404,302 363,989

183,786 167,902 165,479 153,885

10,583 18,184 17,86534,682

11,24733,415 35,686

91,002 94,955 85,034 88,577

169,632 173,575 147,215 147,131

7,174 7,607 7,384 6,988

73,832 66,651 67,613 65,670190,350 189,842 181,814 179,764154,405 159,352 155,974 144,212

467,293 433,340 440,046 308,795

295,561 355,914 321,560 296,976

85,142 64,860 60,759 213,92241,65743,090 39,658 38,541

24,138 26,040 22,638 22,634

70,879 70,353 68,509 70,370

11,198 11,778 11,235 11,164

105,812 107,668 105,898 105,527

281,982 276,918 282,841 269,312

91,842 97,885173,239

83,584 84,526195,634 155,042 141,388

54,514 47,614 36,875 28,660

353,500 479,02315,603

351,77511,15414,163 311::::77

6,500 6,687 6,264 6,094

11,339 11,908 11,315 11,272

64,057 40,063 36,094 40,951

160,151 168,221 154,024 152,360

144,000 169,455 153,804 160,274

57,917 37,51248,934123,681 152,222 136,770 128,867

145,559100,686 114,686118,52449,74449,020 49,975

192,989

48,204189,185 189,7862031,3n

1,1751,159 1,156

39,135 39,546 33,315 32,375

150,523 143,638 103,273

88,115 68,772 1;3:10112:

7445,586 528,968 522,629 48::1129,169 33,116 42,227 38,98930,141 31,045 28,454 28,297

100,025 89,928 79,977 81,870

82,293 85,559 89,24013,182

83,052

16,212 14,455 13,286

345,163T9'32693

352,373 342,903

34,949 16,954 14,713

6,017,768 6,322,050 5,900,866 5,697,692

153

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Table 18--Cash receipts from livestock and livestock products, by State and month, 1984--continued

State August : September October s November December Total...... ...... ..... 01. .......1,000 dollars

AlabamaAlaska


ColoradoConnecticut

DelawareFlorida

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

IllinoisIndianaIowa

Kansas



MontanaNebraska

NevadaNew Hampshire

New Jersey

New MexicoNew Ytrk

North CarolinaNorth Dakota

Ohio



Virginia

WashingtonWest Virginia

WisconsinWyoming

United States

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

.

.

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

116,234

61072,998

152,278

380,730

169,56718,281

29,41592,414

150,443

7,213

73,923168,173140,645289,469

280,329

72,83740,80222,056

63,185

1010,752,

108,060259,64388,545158,035

34,649407,801

17,2735,926

11,099

36,419

153,779

153,29450,757

129,161

182,963

58,965179,822

1,156

32,868

115,62795,265

529,36343,854

29,839

92,183

87,39815,033

333,17816,598

5,781,107

110,478578

55,925158,978

343,722

200,90018,570

33,16687,503

138,963

7,172

85,625162,439129,668333,090

299,841

191,93741,30121,280

67,700

9,9079

103,322

2'0,75676,802

154,183

60,992376,63815,4415,81410,506

54,507154,466

156,84947,406

124,921

169,36765,314

168,1811,088

35,830

133,84194,031

524,72337,15030,989

105,945

86,33917,459

325,43052,926

5,962,959

114,688592

70,954140,055

372,341

201,31619,871

28,20293,345

135,592

7,513

83,419

158,650146,391

405,456

262,117

281,9924o,.3022,85963,492

10,524

108,763

286,83491,347

165,449

98,106

415,14120,3336,031

11,060

72,087

161,234

158,44361,051

134,067

193,88552,790

184,4351,149

37,109

146,495

88,531

495,80346,72131,995

118,964

88,59219,348

337,27088,026

6,386,858

86,008 1,387,335573 619

98,725

7,06944,02152,736 752,986

136,198 136,697 1,873,539

365,685 356,787 4,470,565

188,161 219,438 2,204,40820,10919,856

24,636

220,60227,32687,977 81,378 1,011,2g1

129,848 135,831 1,848,869

7,277 7,166

80,68187,151

8081,468 902,553188,732 189,265 2,182,203162,732 154,870 1,773,902

454,967421,863 5,012,623

292,728269,26770,133

3,619,546

34,3521,412,434103,113

36,381 477,70124,22426,817 289,230

61,638 61,312 811,066

11,183 11,173

107,166131,822

112,298 1,297,626

308,915 313,10770,280

3,336,02587,169 1,044,860

171,394207,592 2,166,168

128,670 77,867

11,215

772,433334,24!378,208 4.522,959

11,028

11,346

172,3726,287 6,269 75,52111,123 134,746

104,563 41,812 656,526160,725 159,324 1,911,126171,370 167,564 1,927,22779,553 59,385 690,312

130,336 133,309 1,611,728

165,281 133,17953.400

1,775,72864,716

182,6151,166

625,6412,242,437180,609

1,164

33,859L',871

3338,218 427,682

171,990154,394 1,802,904101,805 80,298 1,003,352

459,46033,790

5,900,910464,01446,828 444,37031,399 33,169 369,279

109,315 81,672

89,268

1,121,157

1,029,54283,62514,066 181,594

324,297 339,613 4,072,91265,670 39,817 466,430

6,223,737 5,898,035 72,738,996

144 154

Table 19--Cash receipts from crops (including net Commodity Crodit Corporation loans), by State and month, 1984

State : January February : March April

1,000 dollars

t May June July

Alabama : 24,427 27,756 25,745 23,388 26,573 48,142 33,769Alaska : 1,050 937 1,054 929 814 1,004 1,129Arizona . 57,025 53,718 92,916 10,411 42,139 46,831 29,310Arkansas : 134,528 41,284 49,750 745 -15,257 81,626 35,474California 458,013 427,486 535,168 515,230 622,683 758,656 797,745

Colorado : 86,430 66,668 85,623 72,871 62,969 53,247 118,331Connecticut : 25,196 6,551 10,348 13,570 10,422 6,645 10,260Delaware : 4,748 6,141 5,035 5,553 4,433 11,707 7,380Florida . 456,894 428.079 391,774 431,738 438,353 196,927 58,418Georgia : 54,840 43,336 62,620 51,453 54,275 101,585 63,858

Hawaii : 44,029 39,651 42,874 43,032 44,646 44,811 45,465

Idaho . 88,055 70,205 89,187 97,914 65,462 72,818 53,315Illinois : 647,478 295,121 442,373 266,257 373,423 225,605 365,454Indiana : 238,516 121,180 120,899 147,787 145,722 79,166 180,010Iowa : 717,079 262,037 374,354 233,625 419,354 241,345 172,703

Kansas : 146,814 166,428 184,259 121,175 144,515 115,273 264,980Kentucky : 245,352 66,296 31,311 19,275 18,762 33,845 37,113

Louisiana . 155,124 65,997 28,557 -4,197 15,652 23,344 11,448Maine : 19,905 19,095 22,482 22,764 16,083 7,520 5,542

Maryland : 14,470 12,564 24,314 32,930 10,840 15,027 26,673

Massachusetts . 12,690 9,158 13,938 18,187 14,303 8,694 10,196MichiganMinnesota

117,976

283,64595,170123,178

107,626214,972

68,937157,841

66,929278,590

79,175

142,733

148,444

141,319Mississippi 118,833 64,771 41,361 -38,313 13,653 44,002 13,098

Missouri 153,894 71,564 90,397 64,977 91,124 54,564 129,537

MontanaNebraska

.

:

84,588

325,496

55,888

135,460

59,439

175,217

44,827

185,694

27,813

141,094

34,60895,758

32,609280,355

Nevada . 8,120 8,398 9,401 7,182 3,831 3,789 5,557New Hampshire : 2,431 2,2°,3 2,823 2,857 2,103 1,567 1,770New Jersey : 15,511 12,579 18,017 24,801 24,790 36,227 57,463

New Mexico 27,404 14,494 13,938 14,862 17,646 24,654 39,945New York 52,441 45,049 55,910 49,902 40,622 41,699 59,880North Carolina 63,885 41,107 53,941 50,382 51,190 87,420 52,839North Dakota 89,756 52,106 97,299 81,760 57,014 108,067 98,407

Ohio 207,489 102,733 167,958 118,204 164,793 49,987 140,392

Oklahoma . 59,319 47,030 27,021 18,260 47,781 97,766 131,088Oregon : 85,089 70,877 74,983 63,615 39,737 50,719 96,118

Pennsylvania : 95,762 79,258 71,963 72,869 57,398 51,771 62,576Rhode Island : 2,233 2,307 3,521 4,482 3,356 1,817 2,465South Carolina . 44,110 18,681 28,131 15,676 25,033 91,247 33,247

South Dakota : 106,806 59,682 61,893 43,660 70,738 52,691 64,286

Tennessee 99,385 32,747 43,780 33,201 34,597 55,143 35,890

Texas : 361,528 170,049 63,136 66,330 231,328 245,553 476,011Utah 13,256 11,238 9,868 7,238 4,210 10,359 13,028

Vermont 1,358 1,242 1,633 1,648 1,331 1,055 3,765

Virginia . 39,729 18,575 16.478 15,306 13,775 30,841 51,422

Washington : 181,124 131,0'7 127,839 120,846 116,569 107,489 101,782West Virginia . 2,999 2,39 1,410 1,41. 826 1,300 1,826Wisconsin . 113,671 73,470 97,857 33,428 41,266 52,949 84,068Wyoming : 8,576 7,060 5,3,11 3,479 2,963 2,492 4,488

United States : 6,399,077 3,780,788 4,377,784 3,460,007 4,188,266 3,831,260 4,692,248

continued--

145155


State August September October November December Total

1,000 dollars

Alabama 30,834 68,939 234,785 185,496 71,760 801,614

Alaska 1,378 1,738 2,459 2,793 2,453 17,738Arizona 22,209 33,471 131,543 161,452 87,409 768,434Arkansas 26,930 172,081 361,965 361,823 211,550 1,462,499

California 694,627 991,814 1,553,176 1,435,296 924,427 9,714,321

Colorado 129,264 111,164 99,423 119,493 142,224 1,147,707

Connecticut 9,132 16,738 10,741 9,922 8,990 138,515Delaware 15,094 19,32: 32,851 17,751 7,077 137,097Florida 70,437 131,490 176,031 280,529 435,756 3,496,426Georgia 148,964 378,331 442,167 221,008 116,168 1,738,605

Hawaii 44,759 44,737 46,239 44,821 44,504 529,568

Idaho 94,326 177,047 235,556 210,675 131,344 1,385,904Illinois 201,075 214,470 622,806 460,172 441,490 4,555,724Indiana 89,235 144,323 340,737 341,673 200,696 2,149,944

Iowa 146,989 145,350 510,442 583,100 493,295 4,299,673

Kansas 367,724 200,802 221,161 216,487 178,328 2,327,946Kentucky 18,007 32,544 66,057 351,118 320,034 1,239,714Louisiana 35,488 107,973 178,657 229,405 202,343 1,049,791Maine 7,194 12,097 12,060 9,867 11,992 166,601Maryland 17,661 57,539 66,748 43,871 20,295 342,932

Massachusetts 16,021 43,237 31,098 45,104 28,486 251,112

Michigan 108,441 112,843 160,677 258,176 154,978 1,479,372

Minnesota 200,405 197,479 333,581 486,353 344,247 2,904,343Mississippi 16,451 44,815 218,790 300,569 285,033 1,123,063

Missouri 211,497 103,773 184,209 241,252 165,561 1,562,349

Montana 55,389 72,461 62,865 48,694 67,830 647,011

Nebraska 164,441 99,480 206,183 394,970 354,559 2,558,707Nevada 5,706 4,767 6,375 7,814 9,018 79,958

New Hampshire 2,639 4,893 2,792 3,916 3,283 33,367

New Jersey 48,274 38,540 36,957 34,088 23,317 370,564

New Mexico 32,346 23,937 34,513 53,220 35,240 332,199

New York 101,466 1'8,503 79,916 88,710 60,196 794,294

North Carolina 413,312 577,399 449,610 235,141 '21,945 2,198,171North Dakota 317,826 224,221 235,864 326,700 64,832 1,853,852

Ohio 103,330 104,733 284,104 309,999 245,248 1,998,970

Oklahoma 106,609 43,707 50,493 80,494 77,170 786,738Oregon 145,414 192,333 145,135 118,136 83,986 1,166,142

PennsylvaniaRhode Island

South Carolina

:

:

69,1111,922

96,701

87,83613,592

80,868

84,9622,947

115,095

104,4002,859

81,158

85,1876,161

78,186

923,09347,662

708,133

South Dakota 176,214 96,923 112,376 144,345 96,266 1,085,880

Tennessee 30,709 61,307 120,488 277,322 156,636 981,205Texas 368,20: 336,642 456,360 508,592 498,009 3,781,743UtahVermont

12,140956

15,2043,437

14,8201,589

13,2528,C50

11,0774,605

135,690

30,669

Virginia 55,111 114,316 179,490 82,958 55,282 673,283

Washington 190,925 261,280 249,684 167,915 145,810 1,902,960

West Virginia 5,215 6,114 5,666 7,334 7,532 44,038Wisconsin 84,450 91,974 120,871 152,088 116,834 1.062,926Wyoming 14,712 8,282 8,025 26,128 15,825 107,421

United States : 5,327,265 6,246,871 9,341,139 9,896,489 7,554,474 69,095,668

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Table 20 -Value of home agricultural commodity consumption, by Stat., 1982-84 1/

State

1982 1983 1984

: Livestock : . : Livestock : . : Livestock :and 1 Crops : Total : and : Crops : Total : and : Crops

products : . : products : : products: :

. :

Total


1,000 dollars

11,215 5,686 16,901 13,876 5,487 19,363 10,158 5,871 16,0291,131 0 1,131 1,002 0 1,002 1,380 0 1,3806,667 1,270 7,937 4,637 711 5,348 5,772 1,190 6,96222,600 4,481 27,081 14,656 4,029 18,685 12,248 4,043 16,29131,038 6,069 37,107 28,976 4,642 33,618 34,056 22,002 56,058

Colorado : 15,130 572 15,702 15,086 648 15,734 15,554 931Connecticut 2,086 294 2,380 1,773 461 3,771 479

16,485

1,415 1,4352,234

1,483Delaware 102 105 111

4,250

16,587Florida 10,652 7,5931,51718,245 8,587 6,255 11411:2 7,907 8,680

Georgia 13,996 7,071 21,067 12,310 7,006 19,316 9,767 6,219 15,986

Hawaii 2,159 0 2,159 2,021 0 2,021 0

12,493Idaho 12,605 1,126 13,731 11,362 1,1311,62012,084 1,297

Illinois 33,052 3,604 36,656 26,437 3,745 30,182 23,353 3,5401;:::(1)

24,82526,893

Indiana 30,074 2,593 32,66752,801

22,253 2,573 26,470 2,494 28,96438.849Iowa : 49,978 2,823 36,067 2,782 29,117 2,784 31,901

Kansas : 29,324 1,783 31,107 24,73242,090

22,954 1,778 23,449 1,759 25,208Kentucky : 33,705 8,385 33,420 8,604 27,822 8,241

14,27942,024 36,063

Louisiana : 11,908 2,371 9,747 2,326 12,073 10,486 2,341Maine : 3,657 597 4,254 4,002 3,519 641

12,8273,396 606 4,160

Maryland : 8,722 827 9,549 5,960 873 6,833 5,615 890 6,505

Massachusetts : 3,205 347 3,552 3,150 469 3,61926,479

2,717 342 3,05926Michigan . 27,025 2,590 29,615 23,806 2,673 20,165 2,651 22,816

Minnesota : 31,148 3,708 34,856 30,457 3,725 34,182 32,651 3,68019,708

36,331Mississippi : 16,223 4,986 21,209 14,914 4,794 13,281 4,858 18,139Missouri : 36,274 4,923 41,197 33,412 4,877 38,289 30,668 4,920 35,588

Montana : 11,357 589 11,946 12,092 586 12,678 14,019 587 14,60625,068Nebraska : 23,603 1,465 23,078 1,466

3,33324,544 19,870 1,397 21,2673,384 2,882Nevada . 2,601 55 2,656 51 55

New Hampshire : 1,906 331 2,237 1,638 2,690 1,760 236 ,,:gNew Jersey : 3,114 551 3,665 3,401 535 3,936 3,289 572 3,861

7,597 8,415New Mexico : 7,580 1,241 8,821 818 7,524 2,035 9,559New York . 23,378 2,046 25,424 25,45923,445 2,014 22,873 2,001 24,874North Carolina: 30,359 14,038 26,226 13,769 .41,995 27,082 14,03544,397 41,117North Dakota : 10,002 1,153 11,155 10,592 1,185 11,777 10,584 1,142 11,726Ohio . 24,509 3,663 28,172 24,759 3,461 23,219 33,860 3,493 37,353

Oklahoma : 29,655 2,419 32,074 29,513 2,404 31,917 31,591 2,492 34,J83Oregon : 23,605 2,520 26,125 27,:48 2,403 29,551 25,704 2,610

41,048 37,877Pennsylvania : 38,167 2,881 35,103 2,774 33,679 2,854 ;86:3531Rhode Island : 436 58 494 563 115. 678 511 75 586South Carolina 12,785 3,450 16,235 9.509 2,888 12,397 14,503 2,827 17,330

South Dakota : 14,361 783 15,144 13,480 776 14,25637,597

12,437 1,253Tennessee . 34,886 7,951 42,837 29,556 8,041

46,81027,634 8,070

iii!iiTexas : 43,067 8,745 51,812 38,761 8,049 42,050 7,766Utah . 7,354 1,045 8,399 7,420 1,020 10,260 519

4,7878,440 10,779

909Vermont : 5,541 928 6,469 981 6,021

Virginia : 9,970 6,842 16,812 17,863 6,899 15,628 6,566 2:::::24,76234,675 30,744Washington : 32,058 2,617 28,467 2,277 27,890 2,720 30,61015,234 16,893West Virginia : 13,631 1,603 15,315 1,57854,198 54,248

15,605 1,556 17,161Wisconsin . 50,900 3,298 50,949 3,299 52,694 3,350

4,160 3,970Wyoming 3,933 227 3,741 229 228: 564,01t9

United States: 903,747 144,300 1,048,047 832,029 140,608 972,637 828,954 159,312 988,266

1/ Value of farm products consumed directly in farm households where produced.

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Table 21 -Net Commodity Credit Corporation loans, by State, 1981-84 1/

State 1981 1982

Alabama

AlaskaArizona

ArkansasCalifornia

Colorado



Kansas





Oklahoma

OregonPennsylvaniaRhode Isla-3South Carolina

South Dakota

TennesseeTexasUtah

Vermont

Virginia


United States

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:

:

.

:

:

:

:

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:

:

:

:

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34,129

0-3,704

48,803-147,826

87,575

96

1,812

1,962

12,485

0

32,848235,09785,387

397,064

330,842

22,78240,222

846

5,972

0

43,355292,84094,999

105,938

63,869

256,061423

0

2,418

20,199

10,483

23,590212,85027,096

94,864

28,26310,909

0

11,713

78,597

30,622366,444

2,472

4

9,397

59,8751,082

42,0334,390

3,081,178

61,371

0

8282,607

312,335310,163

117,778

0

474

3,704

55,094

0

75,308

665,183293,074

1,134,558

635,52i

21,992134,957

688-4,476

0

162,668750,680

;(04:::73

160,393

1,033,5251,144

0

767

37,832

25,423

36,583

507,618

169,124

262,074

29,3415,652

0

26,728

224,231

58,731

944,0312,352

0

7,886

157,265

837159,130

3,040

9,080,576

1/ Loans made minus loans repaid.

1983 1984

1,000 dollars

148 158

-10,010 -18,1470 0

-21,870 -62,058-63,662 7,613

-144,716 46,560

14,481 -21,77221 -9

-1,433 1,304-2,497 65

-37,593

0 0

30,790 24,550-200,255 -92,123-122,333 -19,780-141,956 -116,525

202,837

-26,417

- 95,416

131 C 5-30,066 -24,442

68 -423-3,922 2,223

0 6

-40,476 -23,663-196,751-78,539

28,942

-42,077-129,489 5,616

52,434 -12,28016,775 -192,232-939 -235

0 0

-1,171 -1,025

-750 -',361

-4,779 -11,812-21,733 -788140,429 12,443-90,293 15,357

114,798 -56,62831,316 32,475

-10,113 -5,114f, 0

-21,406 402

49,949 26,594

-40,381 -5,334844 -237,826

1,213 -460-18 0

-8,436 1,529

84,985 92,658-856 -640

-37,710 -64,0061,113 11,290

-748,519 -815,811

Table 22 --Commodity Credit Corporation loans liquidated, by State, 1981-84 1/

State 1981 1982 1983 1984

Alabama

AlaskaArizonaArkansas

California

Colorado

ConnecticutDelaware

FloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

Idaho

IllinoisIndianaIowa

Kansas




New Mexico


OklahomaOregon


South Dakota

TennesseeTexasUtah

Vermont

Virginia


United States

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

.

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

20

0

107

8

39

177

0

0

3

215

0

47

2,562

755

6,438

484

42

64

5

21

0

951

4,820

5

667

182

3,2170

0

50

8

794

24

607

382

56

26

270

0

612

37

26942

0

31

8

0

724

8

24.534

1,000 dollars

1,837

0

1,3684343,284,

58,485

1,6330

0

113

1,474

0

658

75,37922,203176,651

9,143

2,14815,677

397137

0

13,530113,977

7,074

23,832

3,708

46,2390

0

0

105

2,513607

18,92616,118

463

78

5080

510

17,078

4,41527,519

0

0

453

0

0

17,77218

726,030

51,0290

9,940

5454,02215,350

59,093

0

326

1,412

17,384

0

28,270

383,985139,077

605,416

342,153

6,77937,466

553500

0

87,410269,269

47,93977,149

43,802

612,277594

0

169

21,635

7,779

10,133

131,78649,252

94,0459,514

2,0830

6,657

72,904

19,767

391,2531,358

0

3,280

88,175

10376.014

1,876

3,878,978

5,6000

10,57064,445

90,908

24,952

0

0

947

7,630

0

23,625

26,85114,31322,928

256,177

2,85014,278

16583

0

11,65431,895

16,68044,910

35,955

61,6402

0

149

5,507

8,581

6,212

46,36116,688

136,61713,927

9090

1,801

41,973

5,22422226,959

1,2790

1,32242,489

32

5,471

2,226

1,333,176

1/ Loans acquired by Commodity Credit Corporation plus loans charged off.

149

159

Table 23 --Farm production expenses (excluding operator households), by State, 19!l -84 1/

: : :

State : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 1984. : :

Million dollars

Alabama 1,973.1 1,844.9 1,832.0 1,871.8Alaska 15.9 19.3 21.7 19.9Arizona 1,506.6 1,478.6 1,482.5 1,563.8Arkansas : 2,945.5 2 748.3 2,775.2 2,897.5California : 10,993.3 11,291.0 11,241.8 11,790.9

Colorado 2,818.1 2,913.3 2,998.3 3,087.0Connecticut 270.8 269.7 284.1 290.0Delaware : 381.9 370.4 388.0 402.4Florida : 2,880.7 2,874.6 2,957.1 2,926.6Georgia : 3,10).3 2,803.0 2,853.3 2,896.6

Hawaii .88.9 414.2 423.9 412.2Idaho 2,019.4 2,056.1 2,071.9 2,076.8Illinois : 7,092.5 7,213.4 6,595.3 7,015.2Indiana : 4,315.8 4,435.6 4,331.3 4,510.7Iowa 9,444.1 9,537.7 8,763.9 8,919.0

Kansas 5,405.9 5,652.2 5,826.7 5,977.7Kentucky 2,337.0 2,418.3 2,244.2 2,405.9Louisiana 1,684.4 1,690.6 1,701.3 1,742.2Maine 463.4 407.0 323.0 424.4Maryland 1,064.8 1,017.6 1,050.3 1,079.5

liassachusetts 269.6 275.8 283.3 282.1Michigan 2,662.5 2,740.6 2,828.7 2,883.2Minnesota : 6,057.9 6,284.0 6,163.2 6,293.2Mississippi : 2,258.7 2,190.5 2,112.6 2,224.4Missouri 4,047.7 3,957.9 3,975.5 3,989.1

Montana 1,575.2 1,663.5 1,659.3 1,671.8Nebraska 6,515.0 6,670.0 6,524.6 6,569.3Nevada 227.5 226.3 236.0 235.6New Hampshire 105.2 107.0 113.1 112.4New Jersey 439.6 447.2 437.9 450.3

New Mexico .: 912.7 925.9 950.9 1,010.4New York : 2,540.2 2,510.5 2,649.5 2,660.6North Carolina . 3,535.4 3,379.0 3,374.8 3,513.3North Dakota . 2,557.4 2,663.3 2,619.2 2,685.1Ohio : 3,558.7 3,633.3 3,594.6 3,716.1

Oklahoma : 2,934.S 2,776.6 2,753.5 2,729.9Oregon 1,607.6 1,632.2 1,650.4 1,655.5Pennsylvania : 2,705.6 2,704.7 2,837.2 2,815.1Rhode Island 33.2 33.7 34.4 36.6South Carolina : 1,139.5 1,070.8 1,051.9 1,102.2

South Dakota 2,414.3 2,537.8 2,569.6 2,646.5Tennessee : 1,947.6 1,940.7 1,937.4 2,029.4Texas : 9,334.6 9,034.8 8,718.5 9,451.4Utah : 593.5 568.4 579.4 590.9Vermont : 348.7 344.2 375.7 367.7

Virginia 1,709.5 1,692.6 1,678.6 1,735.7Washington 2,411.3 2,399.1 2,430.3 2,500.8West Virginia 317.7 318.6 328.3 326.7Wilco sin 4,300.0 4,440.1 4,636.3 4,632.5Wyozang 669.9 673.1 699.0 714.8

United States 130,857.4 131,298.6 130,070.2 133,940.7

1/ Data are for farms with sales of $1,000 or more annually.

150

I Go

Table 24 -Fare production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1978 1/

. Current farm operating expenses

: : :

State : . : :

Feed : Livestock : Seed :

: : 2/ :

:

Fertilizer : Repairs and : Hired : Memel-and : operation of : labor : laneous

lima : capital items 3/ : 4/ : 5/

.

Alabama : 474.6 75.6 39.2

Alaska 1.7 6/ .2

Arizona : 218.8 340.2 12.1

Arkansas 580.6 164.7 66.3

California ! 1,338.3 884.1 160.9

Colorado 466.5 1,020.6 37.4Connecticut 61.4 4.2 6.2

Delaware 121.1 32.2 5.6

Florida 341.7 42.8 69.8Georgia 656.0 124.9 61.5

Hawaii : 34.2 2.6 2.0

Idaho 184.3 113.0 42.8Illinois 407.4 248.1 226.1

Indiana : 392.3 112.5 121.6Iowa : 1,037.1 1,221.6 233.7

Kansas 805.4 1,215.6 73.4

Kentucky : 167.6 30.1 39.6Louisiana : 146.2 20.8 55.2

Maine 141.7 26.6 8.6

Maryland . 222.2 45.8 18.9

Massachusetts : 40.5 4.9 7.8

Michigan 184.1 33.1 81.2Minnesota 501.6 284.9 137.7

Mississippi : 313.3 56.7 45.0

Missouri : 519.6 37.8 82.5

Montana : 110.6 86.3 12.9

Nebraska : 657.8 1,082.3 111.3Nevada : 25.8 17.9 2.3

New Hampshire : 22.9 2.2 1.5

New Jersey 34.2 6.4 20.4

New Mexico 137.1 297.4 8.6

New York 379.2 12.9 54.7

North Carolina : 620.8 92.1 56.8

North Dakota 61.6 24.6 53.8

Ohio : 283.7 83.4 113.7

Oklahoma : 428.4 330.5 33.7

.Oregon 157.0 52.0 31.0

Pennsylvania 433.3 72.5 53.9

Rhode Island 5.1 .3 .8

South Carolina.

133.4 26.9 22.3

South Dakota 204.5 213.5 51.5

Tennessee 216.6 27.4 37.9

Texas : 1,527.8 1,153.7 156.1

Utah 102.9 24.3 7.2

Vermont 95.7 4.0 3.4

Virginia : 246.0 38.4 31.3

Washington : 253.4 143.0 41.9

West Virginia ! 42.0 8.9 3.6

Wisconsin 454.0 49.2 86.7

Wyoming 53.6 158.5 5.4

United States : 16,036 10,150 2,638

See footnotes at end of table 30.

Million dollars

118.9 169.6.8 1.4

45.0 86.2

116.3 243.4

340.5 578.7

68.9 184.2

8.4 24.016.0 20.1

186.6 176.3

222.6 226.4

151

27.0 23.8

107.0 164.9

551.0 646.3

362.8 403.2496.0 708.9

254.8 420.7

135.4 289.1

88.1 153.5

20.9 36.1

57.9 84.9

8.3 28.6

286.9181.8319.6319 553.7

111.791231.9 423.5

65.0

4641.5 7267.84.9 21.8

3.5 12.8

22.8 50.6

17.1 73.5

96.2 242.9

225.8 340.8

150.3 283.8

275.0 400.2

115.6 268.3

77.4 142.9

114.9 273.8

1.3 3.9

105.2 115.6

76.3 242.2

115.7335.6 M.;11.9 60.9

10.3 33.0

103.8 181.9

8.125.8 177.7

11.4 46.3

191.0 460.7

16.4 57.0

6,619 11,247

161

92.9 237.9

1.9 1.3

171.4 274.4

166.8 365.31,742.2 1,695.9

134.6 313.4

44.0 27.518.5 32.7

577.7 356.1

161.9 360.6

135.4 39.8

135.7 281.4216.1 819.8

132.5 499.0223.6 1,058.1

150.9 572.6

129.7 285.1111.7 247.1

43.5 53.364.4 99.2

49.1 35.5

163.1 335.9186.9 702.4

139.0 355.8144.1 510.0

88.9 237.7

151.8 647.522.5 36.5

13.4 12.5

68.0 53.8

65.8 112.7

212.0 354.2

260.7 377.6

83.6 364.6

161.3 453.3

97.4 368.8

166.7 206.7

203.0 311.6

4.9 3.7

94.1 161.6

64.6 342.5

95.3 261.9

551.2 1,266.7

39.2 81.5

26.3 38.7

127.6 180.9

271.4 291.1

20.4 34.1

203.7 586.8

47.4 95.8

8,279 16,443

continued--

Table 24--Farm production mxpenses (including operator households), by State, 1978 1/--continued

Total : Depreciation : t . :

: current : and other : Taxes : Interest on : Net rent to : TotalState : farm : consumption , on farm : farm mort- : nonoperator : production

: operating : of farm : property : gage debt : landlords 8/ : expenses: expenses : capital 7/ . . : .

.:

Million dollars

Alabama 1,208.6 242.4 10.1 66.9 31.3 1,559.3Alaska 7.4 1.7 .6 .6 -.1 10.2Arizona 1,148.2 138.2 30.2 33.7 16.1 1,366.5Arkansas 1,703.4 349.2 41.9 114.2 121.6 2,330.2California : 6,740.5 656.4 219.7 395.1 223.7 8,235.5

Colorado.

2,225.6 242.0 52.6 118.6 30.5 2,669.3Connecticut 175.7 37.5 9.5 5.4 -4.2 224.0Delaware 246.2 28.4 3.2 7.6 5.6 290.9Florida 1,751.0 289.4 81.2 128.1 18.7 2,268.5Georgia 1,813.9 294.2 60.3 133.2 59.2 2,3b0.8

Hawaii 264.9 11.8 5.6 7.1 16.1 311.5Idaho 1,029.2 268.3 47.0 98.3 35.4 1,478.1Illinois : 3,114.8 1,192.9 342.3 295.3 443.8 5,389.1Indiana : 2,023.8 734.8 121.9 214.9 164.7 3,260.1Iowa : 4,979.1 1,349.6 274.6 372.4 632.3 7,608.1

Kansas : 3,493.3 579.3 175.4 178.3 156.0 4,582.3Kentucky 1,076.7 459.8 38.7 114.8 89.5 1,779.5Louisiana 822.7 225.0 22.4 79.7 83.2 1,233.0Maine 330.7 58.4 ..4 7.8 -1.4 407.0Maryland 593.3 122.8 18.3 34.5 1.1 770.0

Massachusetts 172.8 45.0 14.2 5.4 -.7 236.8Michigan 1,266.1 449.7 133.2 106.9 19.4 1.975.3Minnesota ! 2,686.8 966.4 117.5 225.2 220.7 ,216.7Mississippi 1,213.7 285.2 27.8 92.8 59.8 .,679.4Hissourf ! 1,949.4 676.7 113.1 194.0 184.5 3,117.6

Montana 763.1 236.3 82.5 114.9 51.7 1,248.5Nebraska : 3,360.0 645.3 199.3 186.0 193.1 4,583.7Nevada 131.7 28.9 5.6 15.4 1.9 183.5New Hampshire : 68.8 19.1 5.2 3.3 -2.7 93.7New Jersey 256.1 88.9 24.3 16.5 -3.5 382.3

New Mexico 712.1 89.0 14.0 38.3 9.5 862.9New York : 1,352.0 373.6 114.3 64.8 -9.7 1,895.0North Carolina : 1,974.7 4,.3.6 47.9 92.7 119.7 2,678.7North Dakota : 1,022.3 456.1 71.8 89.1 202.8 1,842.1Ohio : 1,770.6 690.4 122.9 151.3 138.9 2,874.1

Oklahoma ! 1,642.6 334.3 63.8 131,2 93.5 2,265.3Oregon 833.7 189.9 60.6 98.5 25.0 1,207.7Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

: 1,462.9

20.0463.7

5.2

.169.1

2.0 .5

-9.0-.1

2,065.9

27.6South Carolina : 659.2 157.2 16.1 47.9 28.4 908.7

South Dakota ! 1,195.2 319.4 106.9 90.6 118.0 1,830.1Tennessee 990.0 372.2 39.1 89.8 41.8 1,532.9TexanUtahVermont

: 5,782.9327.8

: 201.4

902.185.4

235.019.1

11.8

307.1

26.7235.2

3.2

-2.7

7,462.3462.2270.4

Virginia 909.9 252.7 42.6 61.5 24.5 1,291.1Washington

.

1,304.3 247.4 72.0 105.2 71.3 1,800.2West Virginia 166.7 65.9 4.7 13.9 .1 251.3Wisconsin : 2,032.0 658.9 183.3 158.8 16.0 3,048.9Wyoming 434.0 77.2 15.9 35.1 9.7 571.8

United States : 71,412 16,963 3,603 5,060 3,963 101,001


152

162

Table 25--Farm production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1979 1/

Current farm operating expenses

State :

: Feed : Livestock : Seed: Fertilizer : Repairs and: and : operation of

:

:

Hiredlabor

: Miscel-: laneous

2/ : lima : capital items 3/ : 4/ : 5/

Million dollars

Alabama : 578.9 96.4 41.2 119.8 195.8 97.3 297.1

Alaska 1.5 6/ .3 .7 1.8 2.0 1.4

Arizona 233.4 28274 13.2 48.2 100.3 184.2 330.2

Arkansas 702.1 169.8 70.1 117.1 288.1 175.5 441.3

California : 1,641.0 959.7 170.6 368.9 664.0 1,930.2 2,111.2

Colorado 537.0 1,211.3 40.8 58.1 206.8 144.7 370.9

Connecticut t 68.4 4.0 6.2 8.5 27.2 47.5 32.3

Delaware 143.7 35.2 6.2 18.3 23.0 19.8 43.1

Florida : 451.0 57.2 70.0 220.6 203.3 624.8 450.0

Georgia . 823.7 124.4 65.3 234.8 260.9 170.3 470.6

Hawaii : 39.5 2.9 3.9 30.6 27.0 143.6 43.3

Idaho : 258.4 196.8 48.7 117.8 186.5 150.2 328.5

Illinois : 437.1 309.8 253.6 643.1 736.9 232.2 1,007.9

Indiana : 431.6 151.0 135.8 408.3 464.7 145.3 612.5

Iowa : 1,051.5 1,453.6 264.6 580.4 807.6 239.2 1,382.5

:

Kansas : 1,025.1 1,622.3 79.6 278.2 493.6 161.4 688.1

Kentucky : 192.6 31.0 43.8 139.1 318.2 146.1 343.2

Louisiana : 176.0 20.7 59.3 83.5 183.2 116.9 313.8

Maine : 157.6 23.6 9.3 21.2 41.0 46.4 63.8

Maryland : 261.1 53.6 20.7 72.1 92.0 70.4 122.9

Massachusetts : 43.7 1.6 7.8 7.8 33.7 51.9 38.5

Michigan : 202.1 53.8 91.2 199.6 323.2 180.6 400.5

Minnesota : 585.5 372.5 160.6 390.1 645.3 204.5 933.8

Mississippi t 354.5 75.6 48.5 106.2 233.0 145.5 437.3

Missouri : 603.9 46.9 90.5 296.8 481.2 155.5 623.6

.Montana 131.5 86.1 15.4 81.8 186.2 95.5 288.7

Nebraska : 808.5 1,717.8 126.7 292.9 520.6 165.8 806.2

Nevada . 34.3 23.8 2.8 5.6 25.5 23.6 40.4

New Hampshire : 25.3 1.1 1.5 3.5 14.2 14.2 13.8

New Jersey : 36.2 5.6 20.2 24.7 58.3 73.0 65.2

New Mexico : 184.6 375.0 9.1 18.0 84.0 70.7 123.9

New York 442.7 19.1 58.1 116.9 273.6 234.1 430.6

North Carolina : 731.7 108.3 61.3 245.9 401.0 275.0 459.6

North Dakota 85.0 32.0 65.6 172.3 333.1 87.7 470.2

Ohio 333.9 107.9 125.9 325.3 455.3 172.6 525.2

Oklahoma s 597.8 588.4 35.9 139.9 298.9 105.1 453.6

Oregon :

Pennsylvania

216.7

522.6

120.2

93.3

33.2

57.4

85.5110110.5

166.0307.0

181.8

221.3

257.9353.5

Rhode Island 5.2 .3 (1 1.5 5.3 5.5

South Carolina : 164.0 20.6 23.4 106.6 140.5 98.0 186.5

South Dakota 250.7 235.6 58.1 76.6 278.5 69.8 436.6

Tennessee 253.5 44.9 40.7 123.0 253.5 105.0 328.0

Texas :

Utah

1,996.4

116.7

1,546.0

31.6

166.6

7.4

371.4

10.50 68.2

902.8 582.1

42.2

1,519.5

Vermont 99.1 3.3 3.4 11.8 36.8 29.0 ::::

Virginia :

Washington

328.9

289.7

1.2.8

187.1

33.347.3

111.0144.9

211.7

207.4

137.2300.0 359.4

West Virginia :

Wisconsin :

Wyoming :

56.2539.862.8

8.3

61.2

195.L

3.7

98.6

5.9

9.9

195.451696::

22.0

233.4

51.1

687.511..3

United States : 19,314 13,012 2,904 7,369 12,915 8,982 20,224

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__

See footnotes at end of table 30. continued--

153 163

Table 25 - -Fare production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1979 1i-continued

State

t : :Total : Depreciation : : ::

.

current : and other 1 Taxes : Interest on : Met rant to : Totalfarm : consumption : on fare : fare sort- : nonoperator : production: operating : of fare t property : gage debt : landlords 8/ : expenses: expenses : capital 7/: : t

: : ::

Million dollars

Alabama : 1,426.4 279.3 13.3 80.4 33.1 1,832.4Alaska : 7.7 2.7 .6 .8 -.2 11.6Arizona : 1,192.0 166.0 30.0 40.2 21.7 1,449.9Arkansas : 1,964.1 394.8 42.6 135.5 133.3 2,670.7California : 7,845.6 793.1 223.8 484.1 311.2 9,657.8

Colorado : 2,569.6 282.7 69.3 141.4 44.7 3,107.7Connecticut 194.2 45.4 9.9 6.8 -1.4 254.9Delaware 289.3 32.9 1.8 9.6 4.9 338.4Florida : 2,076.9 346.9 92.9 157.6 3.6 2,677.8Georgia : 2,149.8 344.8 67.4 160.8 56.6 2,779.5

Hawaii 290.7 27.3 6.2 8.8 20.3 353.3Idaho : 1,286.V 293.1 39.6 116.7 65.0 1,801.3Illinois : 3,620.6 1,330.1 383.0 372.9 695.4 6,402.1Indiana : 2,349.1 809.4 144.2 270.9 276.6 3,850.3Iowa : 5,779.3 1,484.3 311.3 458.3 694.8 8,728.2Kansas : 4,348.4 725.2 174.2 214.9 211.2 5,673.9Kentucky : 1,213.8 498.7 51.3 141.5 92.5 1,997.8Louisiana 953.5 262.6 17.5 100.8 108.4 1,442.8Maine 362.7 64.1 10.4 9.1 -.8 445.6Maryland 692.9 139.8 22.6 42.9 2.0 900.2

Massachusetts : 185.3 54.9 27.8 6.2 6/ 273.9Michigan : 1,450.9 507.1 149.7 133.0 2079 2,261.7Minnesota : 3,292.3 1,033.5 127.9 287.9 241.5 4,983.0Mississippi : 1,400.7 334.1 25.5 110.5 73.7 1,944.4Missouri : 2,298.2 766.0 115.1 235.4 220.6 3,6350Montana 885.2 247.9 94.4 139.8 48.0 1,415.3Nebraska : 4,438.5 742.6 208.4 224.8 288.9 5,903.2Nevada 156.1 36.8 6.5 18.6 3.9 221.8New Hampshire : 73.6 21.7 4.7 3.8 -.9 102.8New Jersey 283.2 103.5 17.5 19.0 -2.8 420.4New Mexico 865.3 165.4 15.7 46.0 15.5 1,047.8New York : 1,575.0 425.1 123.3 74.9 -11.6 2,186.7North Carolina : 2,282.8 507.5 54.1 118.5 104.0 3,066.9North Dakota : 1,245.9 493.1 75.0 114.0 195.4 2,123.3Ohio : 2,046.0 786.3 133.1 186.9 178.9 3,331.1Oklahoma : 2,219.6 398.8 87.0 156.5 53.7 2,915.6Oregon

: 1,061.3 219.7 54.4 119.7 30.0 1,485.1Pennsylvania : 1,665.4 535.8 79.3 99.2 -24.7 2,355.1Rhode Island 23.1 6.1 2.6 .7 -.2 32.3South Carolina : 739.5 189.3 15.9 57.0 31.7 1,033.7

South Dakota : 1,405.8 364.8 93.9 109.3 117.7 2,091.6Tennessee: 1,158.5 418.0 44.4 107.1 41.3 1,769.3Texas : 7,084.9 1,054.6 225.6 360.8 325.5 9,051.4Utah 375.0 101.1 19.5 34.0 1.2 530.8Vermont 228.1 55.0 13.6 12.4 -2.6 306.4

Virginia : 1,093.6 299.8 46.6 75.7 23.4 1,539.1Washington 1,535.8 277.8 71.7 125.5 66.4 2,077.2West Virginia : 192.9 81.1 4.4 16.7 .3 295.4Wisconsin : 2,336.0 765.1 204.3 200.2 7.1 3,512.6Wyoming : 507.5 89.3 17.5 41.7 11.2 667.1

United States : 84,720 19,345 3,871 6,190 4,83: 118,957


154 164

Table 26 - -Farm production expenses (including operator h)usaholds), by State, 1980 1/


State :

Feed..

: Livestock :

. :

Seed

2/

: Fertiliser : Repairs and: and . operation of

: use : Capital items 3/

2 Hired: labor: 4/

: Miscel-: laneous

: 5/

Million dollars

Alabama : 593.1 112.6 43 .6 141.6 228.6 97.1 311%9

Alaska : 1.5 .4 .3 1.6 2.4 2.0 1.6

Arizona : 276.6 235.7 14.4 70.4 122.5 188.8 361.3

Arkansas 719.8 159.3 74.7 153.6 352.6 176.0 476.1

California.

1,892.9 651.5 181.9 534.4 810.0 2,038.6 2,338.4

Colorado :

Connecticut

548.677.4

1,045.33.1

44.86.2

93.7

11.2

251.531.8

148.349.0

8.t4;6.

Delaware : 150.6 35.0 7.0 27.8 27.3 20.2 45.8

Florida : 484.9 46.3 70.2 266.4 251.9 644.5 487.2

Georgia

Hawaii :

863.4

44.9

121.5

1.8

69.7

6.2

286.8

34.3

310.2

33.6

170.7

145.2

Idaho 276.4 172.0 55.9 147.1 225.5 158.5 367.4

Illinois 457.1 313.2 286.4 876.0 882.9 238.0 1,070.1

Indiana 462.9 150.2 152.6 533.6 555.5 151.9 673.8

Iowa : 1,161.4 1,251.4 301.6 725.2 984.5 244.0 1,597.3

Kansas : 1,049.1 1,302.0 87.1 351.9 605,8 164.7 759.3

Kentucky 207.2 28.7 48.8 178.6 367.0 156.7 385.2

Louisiana 178.5 21.9 64.2 141.0 224.7 116.6 352.8

Maine : 172.5 20.5 10.0 24.2 48.2 47.1 69.0

Maryland 297.5 55.0 22.9 92.6 111.1 73.4 136.0

Massachusetts : 48.7 1.4 7.8 9.0 39.6 52.2 41.6

Michigan 232.9 56.3 103.0 246.0 382.7 190.6 447.9

Minnesota : 680.8 413.8 188.0 461.1 792.5 213.5 1,079.8

Mississippi : 372.1 72.3 52.5 135.5 278.4 145.0 477.2

.Missouri 610.2 45.2 100.0 400.1 569.2 160.0 699.1

Montana 135.6 52.9 18.4 72.3 231.2 97.8 286.9

Nebraska : 844.7 1,593.5 145.1 405.4 648.4 172.8 958.8

Nevada : 37.8 24.1 3.3 6.3 31.0 23.7 45.5

New Hampshire : 27.2 .9 1.5 4.1 15.6 14.4 15.0

New Jersey .: 39.2 5.1 19.8 31.9 67.2 74.7 70.2

.New Mexico 194.2 261.6 9.7 19.8 102.2 72.5 142.3

New York : 519.0 19.7 62.1 138.5. 317.0 246.5 506.9

North Carolina : 807.4 112.6 66.8 299.8 482.2 276.3 470.7

North Dakota 89.8 27.2 79.7 223.0 411.3 87.7 399.0

Ohio : 345.1 89.8 140.4 436.5 533.7 176.2 581.8

Oklahoma : 660.3 439.0 38.3 168.4 360.1 108.3 502.8

Oregon : 221.0 74.1 35.6 116.4 198.3 189.2 296.6

Pennsylvania 615.8 108.4 61.5 154.1 362.7 230.1 402.8

Rhode Island 6.0 .4 1.0 1.6 4.9 5.5 6.0

South Carolina.

179.6 20.0 24.5 134.4 162.2 97.2 193.3

South Dakota 283.0 216.1 66.0 94.7 343.9 72.0 504.5

Tennessee :

Texas :

261.42,122.4

52.1

921.443.8

178.9

153.5

451.8 .21,087.2

110.4

585.9

368.81,596.2

Utah 131.2 28.4 7.6 12.2 82.8 43.3 109.5

Vermont : 112.0 2.9 3.5 14.1 42.9 30.4 51.7

Virginia 370.2 41.6 35.6 134.4 243.9 140.6 238.3

Washington 368.6 40.6 53.8 186.3 248.2 316.2 386.4

Hest Virginia : 62.0 8.7 3.8 15.0 62.1 22.6 45.4

Wisconsin 612.1 68.9 112.7 258.0 612,4 254.3 811.3

Wyoming 64.5 143.1 6.6 13.9 81.0 52.6 126.2

2

United States : 20,971 10,670 3,220 9,490 15,527 9,294 22,318

...


155 165

Table 26 - -Fcrm production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1980 1/--continued

State

Total : Depreciation : : :

: current : and other : Taxes : Interest on : Net rent to : Totalfarm : consumption : on farm : fern :sort- : nonoperator : production

: operating : of farm : property : gage debt : landlords 8/ : expenses: expenses : capital 7/ : : :

: : :

Alabama :

AlaskaArizona :

Arkansas :

California :

Colorado :

ConnecticutDelaware

Florida :

Georgia :

Hawaii

Idaho :

Illinois :

Indiana :

Iowa :

Kansas :

Kentucky :

Louisiana :

MaineMaryland .

MassachusettsMichigan :

Minnesota :

Mississippi :

Missouri :

MontanaNebraska

.NevadaNew Hampshire :

New Jersey .

New Mexico :

New York :

North Carolina :

North Dakota :

Ohio :

Oklahoma :

Oregon :

Pennsylvania :

Rhode Island .

South Carolina :

South Dakota :

Tennessee :

Texas :

Utah .

Vermont

Virginia :

Washington :

West VirginiaWisconsin !

Wyoming

Million dollars

1,535.6 303.1 13.79.8 3.3 .5

1,269.7 183.7 28.62,112.1 440.9 39.08,447.8 894.2 238.6

2,550.5 325.8 51.6215.3 48.8 8.6313.7 36.3 2.0

2,251.5 411.2 92.92,339.2 355.7 68.4

309.6 35.8 7.01,402.8 344.1 39.74,123.8 1,327.4 389.82,680.6 894.1 145.16,265.3 1,711.7 323.9

4,319.8 767.0 181.11,372.3 578.5 37.81,099.7 310.8 17.4

391.5 80.7 11.6788.4 167.0 20.1

200.2 62.2 18.31,659.4 579.3 177.03,829.6 1,215.7 129.41,533.0 359.4 29.22,583.9 823.7 109.7

895.2 268.1 83.24,768.6 830.2 231.8

171.6 42.4 5.579.8 23.1 5.1

308.1 110.5 23.8

802.3 119.5 12.81,809.7 466.5 118.12,515.9 585.8 57.61,317.7 488.1 80.52,303.4 882.1 127.2

2,277.2 436.2 61.61,131.2 250.8 57.11,935.4 586.9 70.4

25.4 6.5 3.8811.3 197.3 15.4

1,580.2 396.8 98.31,293.7 471.0 43.96,943.8 1,156.1 223.8

415.1 120.6 15.1257.5 59.3 13.0

1,204.6 323.1 53.71,600.2 300.5 60.3219.6 95.5 3.9

2,729.6 891.1 225.2488.0 97.5 18.9

99.0

1.648.6

155.7577.9

177.88.7

12.1

30.0-.333.7

104.9

364.6

71.2

-1.64.8

1,981.314.9

1,564.3

2,852.610,523.0

3,178.0279.7369.0

187.1 8.0 2,950.6188.9 60.1 3,012.3

10.7 25.8 388.9137.2 94.6 2,018.4447.8 596.0 6,884.9325.4 316.6 4,361.8581.8 791.1 9,673.9

269.2 179.2 5,716.3167.9 102.2 2,258.6127.1 108.3 1,663.310.6 -,7 493.754.3 1.1 1,030.9

7.3 .3 288.2165.0 25.1 2,605.9367.7 296.4 5,838.8137.7 72.5 2,131.7273.7 194.0 3,985.0

169.9 61.2 1,477.5282.2 292.3 6,405.121.5 5.1 246.24.4

23.3

-1.0

-3.9111.4

461.8

56.7 19.9 1,011.288.1

146.4-12.9120.9

2,469.53,426.6

154.1 176.2 2,216.6222.5 225.8 3,761.0

192.5 28.0 2,995.5147.2 38.8 1,625.0127.2 -29.6 2,690.2

.9 -.3 36.367.3 33.6 1,124.8

137.3 120.1 2,332.6125.0 36.3 1,970.0412.2 269.9 9,005.841.1 2.9 594.914.4 -2.9 341.3

97.4 19.6 1,698.4149.8 81.7 2,192.520.0 .6 339.5

251.3 15.0 4,120.35C.4 13.7 668.5

United States : )1,490 21,474 3,891 7,544 4,989 129,389


156 166


State


. . : Fertilizer : Repairs and : Hired : Miscel-

: Feed : Livestock : Seed : and : operation of : labor : laneous

. 1 2/ : lime : capital items 3/ : 4/ : !!

Alabama

AlaskaArizonaArkansasCalifornia

ColoradoConnecticutDelaware

FloridaGeorgia

Hawaii

IdahoIllinois

IndianaIowa

KansasKentuckyLouisiana

MaineMaryland

MassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippi

Missouri


i',,:w Mexico


OklahomaOregonPennsylvania

Rhode IslandSouth Carolina


UtahVermont

Virginia

WashingtonWest Virginia

WisconsinWyoming

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

557.7

2.0256.1

698.21,971.5

491.6

78.5153.6

441.9

886.1

47.9

277.1466.8

471.81,207.7

979.1

196.5170.1

167.3316.1

49.6237.9

691.7360.9

600.4

131.8

843.033.6

27.3

39.5

143.8

546.0825.283.8

354.9

575.8226.0655.2

6.0

173.3

267.9253.9

2,116.8

140.9

116.1

355.8

385.158.5

655.261.4

125.6

.3

164.0

165.7

585.5

739.8

2.937.5

50.4

127.0

1.9

135.4245.0120.9

781.5

992.5

29.523.0

16.8

61.1

1.5

50.5

356.774.4

43.2

44.0

1,349.218.5

.9

8.0

216.7

17.6

116.9

24.1

82.7

439.1

55.6109.1

.3

19.3

165.251.9

933.131.47.1

41.0

141.78.5

67.6116.9

44.3

.4

15.1

76.3186.0

47.1

5.9

7.5

66.8

71.4

8.5

61.4310.5

164.7

329.7

91.4

52.266.8

10.3

24.3

7.4

111.8

210.8

54.5

106.0

21.1

159.33.8

1.5

18.4

10.0

63.869.892.3

150.3

39.3

36.663.2

1.1

24.6

72.045.3

184.2

7.6

3.4

36.4

58.63.8

123.67.1

Million dollars

144.4

1.668.8

161.2514.7

78.8

10.730.3

260.5280.1

31.2152.4814.3505.5715.3

309.1

183.4121.0

22.1

108.1

10.0

263.3479.4150.2

362.3

78.8

395.66.03.8

29.9

19.4

132.6318.0205.2432.6

143.0113.0166.5

1.6

138.3

99.5174.4

478.613.3

13.0

142.7

199.515.3

290.419.1

232.3

2.7118.5

367.0827.8

259.1

32.328.2

260.5321.5

34.0229.7931.4

580.01,027.0

639.4

380.7237.9

47.1115.E

39.1405.44.

846.6296.8

593.0

247.7

688.331.1

16.6

67.9

103.0

326.6492.3441.5

542.8

377.9207.0361.8

4.8

165.1

369.1311.0

1,121.3

83.544.6

253.9

263.263.1

632.786.4

89.8

1.9

179.7

163.71,999.1

141.2

47.019.1

617.5158.7

136.3

155.2226.6

1'7.6231.2

i56.0

156.0107.8

44.471.1

48.7186.8

207.0134.0

153.0

93.0167.322.013.5

71.0

69.0

240.9257.681.3167.0

103.6

182.8222.3

5.3

89.4

68.9107.8547.341.329.6

133.8

309.521.6

256.750.3

373.8

2.9423.5

577.22,773.3

456.5

42.154.3

550.4

609.8

49.1

431.81,254.3

780.31,827.3

859.5

451.6433.0

74.4

161.9

50.0526.1

1,237.8595.8

817.5

353.01,129.9

50.217.0

81.0

157.7

614.8576.3558.4

665.3

600.9

352.3463.26.4

230.4

587.6426.4

1,944.4

124.059.9

290.4

460.952.0

951.7142.1

United States : 20,855 8,999 3,428 9,409 16,157 8,932 26,310


157 167

Table 27--Farm oduction expenses (including operator households), by State, 1981 1/--continued

. :

Total : Depreciationcurrent : and other

State : farm : constmption: operating : sf farm: ixpenses : capital 7/: .

: .

: .

: Taxes :

: on farm :

: property :: .

. .

.

:

Interest on :farm mort- :gage debt :

.

.

Net rent tononoperatorlandlords 8/

.

:

:

:

.

Totalproductionexpenses

. Million dollars

Alabama :

Alaska :

Arizona :

Arkansas :

California :

Colorado :

Connecticut :

Delaware :

Florida :

Georgia :

Hawaii :

Idaho :

Illinois :

Indiana :

Iowa :

Kansas :

Kentucky :

Louisiana :

Maine :

Maryland :

Massachusetts :

Michigan :

Minnesota :

Mississippi :

Missouri :

Montana :

Nebraska :

Nevada :

New Hampshire :

New Jersey, :

New Mexico :

New York :

North Carolina :

North Dakota :

Ohio :

Oklahoma :

Oregon :

Pennsylvania :

Rhode Island:

South Carolina :

South Dakota :

Tennessee :

Texas :

Utah :

Vermont :

Virginia :

Washington :

West Virginia :

Wisconsin :

Wyoming :

1,568.0 351.0 13.511.8 3.9 .5

1,225.4 197.2 28.12,209.2 489.6 43.78,857.9 1,017.8 283.4

2,214.0

219.4346.3

51.755.512.4

330.5 38.0 1.32,248.1 408.0 100.92,454.5 405.9 66.1

309.1 34.3 8.81,443.1 363.0 35.84,248.8 1,507.7 414.22,770.8 945.9 169.86,119.7 1,756.6 345.0

4,027.0 804.0 195.61,450.0 645.3 38.01,159.6 322.8 17.5382.3 76.7 12.0858.2 187.9 22.6

206.4 68.0 13.91,781.7 662.2 206.94,030.1 1,334.2 147.11,666.5 410.3 27.92,675.5 928.1 110.4

969.6 311.1 85.34,732.5 937.0 259.0

165.2 42.7 3.480.7 25.5 5.5

315.7 122.8 28.2

.719.5 132.5 13.41,942.2 500.7 135.92,656.3 639.3 59.91,486.6 611.2 80.22,395.6 874.3 127.6

2,279.3 468.2 68.51,173.2 282.1 61.22,041.3 645.1 77.3

25.4 6.9 2.9840.5 218.0 15.7

1,630.1 454.4 99.81,370.6 526.3 49.37,325.6 1,256.9 227.2441.9 129.0 23.3273.7 68.0 15.9

1,254.1 373.3 52.01,818.4 352.9 94.9

222.7 104.5 6.62,978.0 1,025.0 251.2486.3 108.7 29.7

124.0

1.9

54.6

6:6.41

228.11C.1

14.5

222.8219.0

12.9

157.2554.1394.9

733.1

345.9

201.2161.0

12.1

65.6

8.3196.8445.4

172.1326.9

195.5357.424.1

4.9

26.0

69.499.3

177.8

190.5271.3

242.8176.2156.6

1.0

81.2

170.3

148.8466.348.616.1

120.0181.1

23.4

302.459.8

43 ..1 2,094::

36.3

132.2

1,541.7

3,057.2407.1 11,252.3

2,897.8-1.6 292.05.2 389.68.6 2,988.4

67.9 3,213.5

30.5 395.787.9 2,088.0

564.1 7,288.9

242.1 4,523.4691.6 9,646.0

167.0 5,539.4138.3 2,472.8104.7 1,765.5-.8 482.21.6 1,135.9

.7 297.318.1 2,865.7

308.4 6,265.1

92.3 2,369.1219.9 4,260.8

72.9 1,634.4316.1 6,601.9

5.1 240.5-1.0 115.6-4.0 488.6

22.0 956.7-15.7 2,662.4150.0 3,683.3239.2 2,607.8116.8 3,785.7

40.8 3,099.736.8 1,729.6

-31.6 2,888.8-.3 35.9

37.8 1,193.3

145.5 2,500.050.1 2,145.2

327.5 9,603.52.4 645.2

-3.1 370.5

31.9 1,831.4

89.6 2,536.8.7 357.9

11.9 4,568.614.2 695.7

United States : 94,090 23,573 4,246 9,142 5,074 136,125


158

168

X Pe


State


: Fertilizer : Repairs and : Hired : Miscel-

Feed : Livestock : Seed : and : operation of : labor : laneous

: 2/ : lime : capital items 3/ : 4/ : 5/

Million dollars


ArkansasCalifornia

ColoradoConnecticutDelaware

FloridaGeorgia

Hawaii


Iowa

KansasKentuckyLouisiana

MaineMaryland


Montana

NebraskaNevada

New HampshireNew Jersey

New MexicoNew York


OklahomaOregonPennsylvania

Rhode IslandSouth Carolina



.

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

!

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

467.7

2.3237.8

570.6

1,721.3

497.6

66.8140.5

349.7660.5

41.5

233.1477.5522.5

1,214.8

920.5

183.5169.5

100.9

275.8

47.2254. 9

711.6288.9

593.7

110.9

844.029.4

25.6

33.5

143.9

444.5

702.672.9

392.6

396.6

193.1

603.45.3

141.3

269.0

228.21,562.7

108.7

103.9

295.7

348.851.9

667.665.2

118.3

.1

160.1

157.0642.9

797.1

4.141.4

55.3134.0

1.9

132.2248.6112.7

748.4

1,121.9

25.121.1

17.7

65.1

1.0

54.3327.7

69.9

42.5

43.41,457.5

13.5

.6

7.8

218.414.3

117.428.0

76.3

391.252.4

105.4

.2

19.7

157.3

64.01,448.0

29.68.4

44.0

122.09.5

58.9

107.5

38.9.4

13.7

67.5165.0

43.24.87.0

54.763.3

9.7

58.7292.3154.3

313.1

83.548.660.29.2

22.4

6.0105.2

205.0

49.097.8

20.9

152.03.7

1.3

14.5

8.9

56.9

63.592.2

139.9

34.9

32.656.5

1.0

21.4

68.3

40.5164.7

6.4

2.9

32.4

55.63.2

117.56.6

123.7

1.1

60.3

136.2429429.9

77.6

8.722.2

232.5218.4

33.9

160.6756.3

466.2579.8

259.4

156.4

99.2

22.7

78.7

8.9246.7

378.5

125.1

275.8

79.8

329329.85.6

3.329.4

18.2124.8

254.1159.1

371.1

118.8

106.1158.9

1.4

103.4

79

137.4

372.1

1010.3

10.8

131.5

175.51212.4

275.217.8

United %stet+

221.1

2.9104.0

351.7763.6

246.3

31.026.9

245.9300.4

31.4218.8890.5556.6

995.0

624.9

379.5228.2

43.6110.3

37.1396.3828.7

282.2

572.3

245.5

652.128.3

16.065.2

95.4319.4462.9431.3

519.7

370.7

201.7344.8

4.4155.0

363.0

307.93071,069.4

80.341.0

250.5

253.962.8609.684.3

98.5

2.1

20202.7

180.6

364.7

6.1426.3

546.52,321.7 3,019.8

159.6 475.4

53.5 46.221.5 58.5

699.7 582.6174.9 580.1

151.9 51.3

180.4 470.0256.2 1,324.6

170.2 813.9

260.1 2,027.3

175.5 920.4

184.0 475.5

118.2 427.0

49.7 83.7

81.7 173.0

54.0 54.5

217.2 578.6

238.3 1,432.8

146.9 599.6

173.7 843.2

105.1 414.5

192.3 1,224.324.3 53.9

15.1 19.2

80.0 92.2

77.9 166.2

279.6 641.7

284.9 610.389.4 697'.3

187.9 695.0

117.5 612.9

209.7 380.3254.9 497.9

6.0 7.0

97.3 220.5

78.4 668.6

124.8 436.9605.6 1,847.4

46.8 130.9

34.3 66.3

151.2 323.4

359.2 500.1

24.4 56.2

307.1

57.1

1,011;

18,592 9,696 3,172 8,046 15,524 10,183 27,925


159 169

Table 28--Farm production expenses (including operator households, by State, 1982 11-continued

: Total : Depreciation : : : .

: current : and other : Taxes : Interest on : Net rent to : TotalState : farm : consumption : on farm : farm wort- : nonoperator : production

: operating of farm : property : gage debt : landlords 8/ : expenses: expenses : capital 7/ :

:

: : :

: Million dollars

141.1 39.6 1,975.52.0 -.3 21.6

58.3 36.9 1,517.0209.1 112.8 2,875.5786.2 416.2 11,591.5

25191.9 -1.8

41.7

3°2:22:43

16.3 4.6

.7 2,987.2378.1

261.3

62.2 2,916.2248.8

15.5 35.0 421.8173.0 87.7 2,135.2642.7 585.7 7,408.7

257.9 4,635.4455.8833.3 676.7 9,747.3

400.4 206.2 5,792.2

152.6 2,565.3Ig.95 1,775.613.8 10-61'.101 427.872.5 -.8 1,087.5

9.7 .7

2,958.3231.4 5.9

311.1 6,506.4525.6199.8 88.6 2,302.6375.0 190.5 4,181.7

211.7 79.5 1,731.6

6,766.5421:51.:

5.6

301.4

118.3

240.1

28.8 -5.5 500.7

77.4 20.6 972.0115.4 -17.5 2,643.8212.1 135.1 3,531.6222.4 2,722.6314.6

234.9149.1 3,845.0

274.4 59.6 2,955.634.2 1,766.7196.7

-35.1 2,890.4173.51.3 -.4 36.5

96.1 36.0 1,126.5

192.5 153.6 2,609.647.5 2,143.8171.5

54.7 2.1520.3 275.1 9,371.0

624.118.5 -3.0 366.8

132.4 26.5 1,819.5

20781.0

2.6 .8

2,539.2361.3

359.8

64.2 13.8

4,722.99.9

701.9

Alabama : 1,433.0 346.8 15.0Alaska . 14.9 4.5 .4ArizonaArkansas

:

:

1,204.9

2,010.0191.6492.0

25.2

51.5California : 9,064.3 1,068.3 256.4

Colorado : 2,296.9 352.3 52.4Connecticut . 215.0 52.5 14.8Delaware : 317.9 37.8 1.4Florida

Giorgia:

:

2,220.4

2,131.6395.9404.3

108.7

69.4

Hawaii : 321.7 38.8 10.8Idaho : 1,453.8 383.5 37.2Illinois : 4,246.0 1,487.8 446.6Indiana 1 2,796.4 938.1 187.3Iowa : 6,138.5 1,746.0 352.9

Kansas : 4,106.0 877.9 201.7Kentucky : 1,452.6 691.8 37.4Louisiana : 1,123.2 337.0 18.4Maine : 327.5 73.7 13.7Maryland : 806.9 183.6 25.3

Massachusetts : 208.7 71.9 14.8Michigan: 1,853.1 645.2 222.6Minnesota : 4,122.7 1,380.0 166.9Mississippi : 1,561.6 421.7 30.9Missouri : 2,598.8 901.0 116.3

Montana : 1,020.1 338.4 81.9Nebraska : 4,851.9 928.6 274.1Nevada 158.6 46.9 3.1New Hampshire : 81.1 26.6 6.1New Jersey 322.6 119.1 35.7

New Mexico : 728.8 134.1 11.0New York : 1,881.3 520.7 144.0North Carolina : 2,495.7 628.4 60.3North Dakota : 1,570.1 609.4 85.6Ohio : 2,382.6 871.6 127.0

Oklahoma : 2,042.7 503.3 71.6Oregon : 1,175.9 293.6 66.3Pennsylvania : 2,021.8 647.3 82.9Rhode Island . 25.3 6.7 3.5South Carolina : 758.8 219.5 16.2

1

South Dakota : 1,684.4 474.9 104.2Tennessee : 1,339.7 534.4 50.8Texas : 7,069.8 1,265.8 239.9Utah . 413.1 133.6 20.6Vermont : 267.6 68.5 15.2

Virginia : 1,228.8 377.7 54.0Washington : 1,815.1 360.1 76.3West Virginia : 220.5 108.0 6.5WisconsinWyoming

:

:

3,067.1487.1

1,033.9

110.5252.226.3

United States :93,137 23,886 4,394 10,481 5,020 136,917


Table 29 -Farm production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1983 14

________ -------- ------------------ ________ ----- ________________ -------Current farm operating expenses

State .: Fertilizer : Repairs and : Hired : Miscel-

Feed : Livestock : Seed : and : operation of : labor : laneous

. : 2/ : lime : capital items 3/ : 4/ : 5/

---------------------

Alabama : 512.9

. 3.0Alaska:Arizona 288.6

Arkansas 629.3

California : 1,939.9

:Colorado 586.3:Connecticut 77.7

Delaware : 156.9

Florida 401.8

Georgia : 708.3

Hawaii 47.8

Idaho 275.1

Illinois 531.2

Indiana 619.5

Iowa.

1,298.5

Kansas.

1,067.0

Kentucky 216.5

:Louisiana 190.9

. 112.8MaineMaryland : 319.7

Massachusetts : 54.1

:Michigan 312.2

Minnesota : 825.0

Mississippi 307.7

Missouri 709.8

Montana 144.4

Nebraska 977.8

Nevada 36.5

New Hampshire : 30.4

New Jersey . 40.6

New Mexico : 173.4

New York . 533.3

North Carolina : 810.9

North Dakota 87.9

Ohio 463.8

Oklahoma : 413.1

Oregon : 225.5

Pennsylvania 717.1

Rhode Island ,5

South Carolina : 160.3

South Dakota 321.1

Tennessee 267.9

Texas ! 1,735.6

Utah 126.9

Vermont 125.3

Virginia 343.7

Washington 408.0

West Virginia : 62.7

Wisconsin : 786.6

. 70.2Wyoming

United States : 21,261

----------

113.2

.1

178.8

154.5623.9

794.34.5

41.1

49.8129.6

1.8

98.1218.7

115.2539.2

1,203.7

24.819.8

18.7

64.2

1.1

52.9310.5

72.343.4

45.81,361.4

16.1

.6

6.5

218.1

13.5

117.6

34.9

67.2

404.4

50.1116.1

.2

18.8

165.570.7

882.021.2

3.8

43.1

78.1

9.1

59.9134. 9

8,814

..........Million dollars

36.7 107.7 210.2 94.7 354.6

.3 1.8 2.9 2.0 6.0

12.9 51.1 99.1 194.8 397.4

4.63.6 143.4 334.3 173.6 557.3

155.3 406.3 724.8 2,231.8 2,936.9

40.6 68.7 237.3 153.4 473.0

4.5 9.3 29.926.26.6 19.4 60.4

2

51.4 49.2

20.6

251.4 258.7 241.0 672.6 577.6

285.659.7 221.5 168.1 609.3

9.1 33.2 30.8 146.0 51.0

55.3 171.2 211.1 173.4 452.5

275.4 662.3 847.4 246.2 1,293.6

145.5 448.A 532.8 163.6 800.3

294.8 463.8 955.5 250.0 1,912.1

78.6 256.5 605.4 168.6 929.8

45.7 149.5 368.6 176.9 459.2

218.256.8 98.1 113.6 410.3

8.7 21.1 43.2 47.7 80.7

21.1 80.2 104.6 78.5 176.9

5.6 8.0 35.7 51.9 55.7

99.2 233.7 387.9 208.8 588.6

193.0 304.3 802.5 229.1 1,395.4

46.3 122.3 266.7 141.2 556.1

552.592.0 290.7 167.0 822.1

19.7 90.6 235.4 101.0 400.5

143.1 299.2 628.4 184.8 1,195.0

3.5 6.5 26.4 23.3 53.1

1.2 3.3 15.4 14.5 20.7

13.7 25.6 62.3 76.9 88.8

8.4 19.9 90.0 74.8 169.1

53.5 268.8 678.1

59.7

133.7 315.3

257.8 442.5 273.9 575.5

151.6 418.586.9 85.9 645.4

131.7 315.0 501.4 180.6 699.0

32.9 122.7 355.9 113.0 594.3

30.8 110.4 193.7332.6

201.5 369.8

53.2 245.0 543.2

1551.0 1.4 i1 4.2144.9

5.8 7.4

14420.2 104.9 93.6 218.0

64.2 66.8 352.5 75.4 6:2.8

38.2 144.3 298.2 120.0 424.1

155.0 396.3 1,029.1

6.1 10.6 45.0 131.1

40.0

582.1 1,869.2

76.1

2.7 10.8 32.9 79.9

30.5 119.9 239.5 145.3 310.4

52.3 186.9 241.4 345.3 503.8

3.0 12.7 61.1 23.5 57.1

110.8 250.1 590.6 295.2 1,123.5

6.2 81.618.6 54,9 144.8

2,987 7,646 14,931 9,788 27,560

See footnotes at end of table 30.continued--

161 171

Table 29 - -Farm production expenses (includingoperator households), by State, 1983 1i-continued

State

t t:

Total : Depreciation : ::

: current : 2nd other : Taxes : Interest on : Net rent to t Totalfarm : consumption : on farm : farm sort- : nonoperator : production: operating : of farm : property : gage debt : landlords 8/ : expenses

: expenses : capital 7/ . t

Million dollars

142.7

2.6

62.5212.3

861.5

250.513.2

16.8

274.7

256.6

18.4

177.5641.2

467.9

835.3

392.3

239.3197.2

1:1

Alabama : 1,430.0 333.9 15.9Alaska . 16.2 5.3 .5Arizona : 1,222.6 173.4 27.4

: 2,055.9 481.6 50.1California : 9,018.9 1,040.5 232.0

Colorado : 2,353.6 364.7 54.5ConnecticutDelaware

226.4.. 331.1

53.3

40.816.8

1.5Florida : 2,252.9 440.1 97.9Georgia : 2,182.2 400.0 65.3

Hawaii : 319.7 43.6 8.6Idaho : 1,436.7 394.6 38.7Illinois : 4,074.9 1,355.4 408.4Indiana : 2,825.3 882.0 191.8Iowa : 5,713.9 1,629.3 290.9

Kansas : 4,309.6 897.8 187.8KentuckyLouisiana

: 1,441.1: 1,107.6

630.5352.6

36.620.6

Maine . 332.9 82.8 14.7Maryland . 845.2 171.9 27.1

Massachusetts : 212.1 74.6 15.1Michigan : 1,883.3 681.1 233.0Minnesota : 4,059.6 1,342.8 180.0Mississippi : 1,512.6 395.3 29.4Missouri : 2,677.5 875.1 114.7

Montana : 1,037.4 315.2 77.1Nebraska : 4,789.7 907.6 279.2Nevada 165.5 46.8 4.0New Hampshire : 86.1 27.3 6.5w Jersey 314.4 112.1 38.4

New Mexico 753.8 131.0 11.4New York : 1,996.1 527.3 152.8North Carolina : 2,538.0 603.3 62.4North Dakota : 1,511.1 622.7 82.8Ohio : 2,358.9 867.2 132.4

Oklahoma : 2,036.0 492.3 80.7Oregon : 1,181.8 299.2 52.7Pennsylvania : 2,162.5 633.6 86.8Rhode Island . 25.5 6.8 3.9South Carolina : 760.6 197.9 15.8

South Dakota : 1,698.2 499.7 102.3Tennessee : 1,363.6 517.4 50.7Texas : 6,649.2 1,327.7 257.2Utah . 416.9 132.5 22.1Vermont : 295.4 69.6 17.1

VirginiaWashingtonWest Virginia

: 1,232.4: 1,815 d: 229.2

367.3374.0

104.0

55.868.1

6.8Wis,onsin : 3,216.8 1,053.1 260.4Wyoming . 511.2 111.7 27.0

United States : 92,988 23,490 4,323

Fee footnotes at end of table 30.

162

ANS

10.8

242.8

553.3

207.8

380.9

220.4413.9

27.4

6.0

31.4

75.6

128.1223.0

234.2323.2

276.8

201.8175.4

1.6100.2

192.7

177.1

559.6

58.820.7

133.5

215.3

26.0

382.862.4

31.9

-.21,954.4

233.692.5

1,519.591.5

24.3

=396.6 11,549.5

!131.19

3,083.7

5.4307.7

5.360.5

395.63,070.92,964.5

41.6 431.999.4 2,146.8318.3 6,798.1158.0 4,525.0500.0 8,969.3

175.9

63.55,963.52,410.9

103.8

-.81,781.8

-5.3444.4

1,113.6

1.0 313.72.6 3,042.7

244.9 6,380.672.2 2,217.2

140.7 4,188.8

74.7 1,724.7236.3 6,626.6

5.5 249.1-1.1 124.8-5.9 490.5

21.1 992.8-19.2 2,185.2106.0 3,532.6

226.3 2,677.1114.4 3,796.0

42.7 2,928.438.5 1,783.9

-36.1 3,022.2

-.530.7

37.31,105.1

148.6 2,641.530.7

264.62,139.4

2.19,058.2632.4

-3.3

20.3

399.4

96.41,809.3

.62,569.6366.6

1.8 4,914.815.1 727.4

10,815 4,010 135,626

172,

Table 30--Fara production expenses (including operator households), by State, 1984 1/

Current farm operating expenses.,: . . . :

.

State : : : Fertilizer : Repairs and : Hired : Miscel-

. Feed : Livestock : Seed : and : operation of : labor : laneous

. . : 2/ : line : capital items 3/ : 4/ : 5/

. . : :


ArkansasCalifornia

Colorado

ConnecticutDelaware

FloridaGeorgia




MontanaNebraska1Jvada

New HampshireNew Jersey

New MexicoNew York


OklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode Island

South Carolina


UtahVermont


:

:

:

:

:

:

!

.

:

.

.

.

:

:

.

.

.

.

.

:

.

.

.

.

:

.

492.32.5

295.8

622.71,965.5

596.6

77.1155.6

364.7674.6

45.4

263.3498.4578.3

1,203.3

1,093.5188.7174.8

110.2310.0

49.6

304.1762.9286.2622.3

133.9

942.435.7

27.936.7

172.8502.7

786.185.0

456.6

400.3218.7

674.05.5

162.7

313.4

259.71,622.8118.9111.5

328.6402.258.1

7:3.464.2

116.1

.2

177.1

172.2632.9

829.1

4.144.8

49.1136.3

1.7

93.4216.8

113.0

505.2

1,318.425.8

21.0

18.770.1

1.1

41.9302.473.343.9

50.3

1,350.613.7

.65.3

257.614.1

126.034.659.8

347.950.3

102.3.2

21.0

166.7

96.A1,356.6

32.95.5

47.1

90.49.6

65.5155.6

43.6.4

15.3

75.6184.5

48.35.37.8

61.071.0

10.8

65.6327.1

172.8

350.2

93.354.167.4

10.325.0

6.7

117.8229.255.0109.3

23.3

169.94.2

1.416.3

9.963.5

71.0103.2156.5

39.036.5

63.21.1

24.0

76.3

45.4184.1

7.2

3.2

36.2

62.1

3.6

131.67.4

Million dollars

129.32.5

57.0

161.1524.9

89.6

9.122.5

260.3256.3

27.6

172.2817.2

511.7636636.0

280.3162.9122.7

22.389.3

7.3

301.6408.7150.3315.2

101.2349.4

6.3

3.331.4

24.2144.0

299.6173.3

362.7

134.5103.7

141.41.7

115.3

76.8

156.2484.6

11.911.3

130.88.

186.112.8

279.816.0

215.73.1

98.5

333.9713.2

238.3

30.726.8

239.0280.7

29.5

211.8835.4534.7

940.9

601.9379.4218.144.1

107.1

37.3391.6803.0269.6561.8

235.2

618.426.3

16.464.0

90.5320.3

444.5416.4

505.0

362.5195.7

341.54.2

145.1

353.5

312.31,039.6

77.1

40.8

244.8245.0

62.2

589.8

81.3

97.52.1

200.4

178.62,296.2

157.7.

52.921.2

692.0173.0

150.2 .

178.4253.3168.3

257.1

173.5182.0116.9

49.180.8

53.4

214.8235.6145.3

171.7

103.9

140.114.0

14.979.1

77.0276.5

281.788.4185.8

116.2207.3252.15.9

96.3

77.5123.5598.846.33.9

149.5355.324.2

303.7

56.4

383.33.2

441.8

625.63,244.5

493.5

51.169.3

618.0646.0

54.4

487.51,376.3

814.6

1,938.0

947.4

452.6485.5

85.4186.8

54.3

634.31,483.8

640.0855.3

421.7

1,184.357.2

. 21.292.6

177.0700.2

627.8689.8

711.3

611.5382.7

569.47.4

244.6

682.0430.5

2,057.2135.6

81.3

333.2539.758.7

1,165.8149.6

United States : 20,412 9,469 3,548 8,896 14,978 10,070 29,205


163173

Table 30--Farm production expenses (i-cluding operator households), by State, 1984 11-continued

State

: .

. Total : Depreciation : t t :

:

: current : and other : Taxes : Interest on : Net rent to Total. farm : consumption : on farm : farm wort- : nonoperator : production: operating : of farm : property : gage debt ! landlords 8/ : expenses: expenses : capital 7/

:

AlabamaAlaska



HawaiiIdaho

IllinoisIndianaIowa

Kansas




New MexicoNew York


OklahomaOregon




!

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

.

1,477.814.1

1,286.1

2,169.79,561.8

2,453.1

230.3348.0

2,284.12,237.8

319.71,472.1

4,324.5

2,893.3330.9

4,508.31,445.8

1,206.4340.1

869.1

209.62,006.0

4,225.61,619.72,679.6

1,069.54,805.1

167.3

85.7325.4

809.02,021.42

2,636.8

1,590.82,437.7

2,012.01,195.02,143.8

26.1

808.9

1,746.21.424.0

, 343.7

430.1

287.5

1,270.21,880.7

229.2

3,289.6530.4

325.45.6

188.6464.2

1,033.3

371.452.7

39.5380.0387.4

30.5377.4

1,345.5

891.51,565.3

844.2670.0311.6

78.1176.4

79.7624.9

1,292.6394.4859.9

300.9885.445.228.7114.1

138.4516.2

618.2

2.41

486.6295.1644.86.7

197.8

502.2536.3

1,328.1131.969.7

376.7378.6

100.4970.8110.7

Million dollars

16.0 139.3.5 2.7

29.6 63.454.0 208.7248.9 886.0

55.2 236.717.4 18.41.5 16.6

98.1 280.966.6 257.2

8.9 20.440.2 179.1396.5 625.7201.4 463.0279.6 816.6

195.8 372.436.2 240.220.6 192.515.4 14.8'28.1 72.9

15.4 8.5237.6 238.6174.7 541.235.0 207.2

115.2 376.3

80.0 225.4282.0 408.9

3.9 27.86.9 4.639.4 32.1

11.5 71.4157.4 126.764.6 225.386.0 228.4

134.9 320.2

84.0 267.764.0 201.991.0 172.14.1 1.1

16.4 101.3

103.451.7

189.0175.8

267.1 575.322.3 59.917.5 22.1

56.9 132.773.8 220.27.0 25.4

265.6 377.827.2 61.0

34.8-.2

35.0113.8381.4

59.4-2.45.03.1

58.8

41.0

86.8506.1

244.8597.1

190.1

157.2

96.0-1.0-1.2

1.4

-4.3

264.779.4170.6

65.5272.8

5.2-1.1-6.5

23.5-20.1134.5

237.1169.3

54.7

35.6

-35.1-.430.0

173.9

50.3313.1

1.7

-3.3

29.593.6

1.3-1.1

15.1

1,993.322.6

1,602.63,010.312,111.5

3,175.8"5.5410.6

3,046.23,r'7.8

420.42,155.67,198.34,694.09,089.5

6,110.8

2,549.41,827.1447.5

1,145.2

314.7

3,102.86,498.82,335.74,201.5

1,741.46,654.3

249.3

124.9504.5

1,053.82,801.6

3,679.32,743.83,907.3

2,905.01,751.5

3,016.637.6

1,154.5

2,714.72,238.19,827.1

645.9393.4

1,866.12,646.9

363.24,902.6744.3

United States : 96,580 23,020 4,407 10,733 4,757 139,496

See footnotes on next page.

164

174

Tables 24-30--Footnotes

I/ Details may not add to totals because of rounding.

2/ Includes bulbs, plants, and trees.

3/ Repairs and maintenance of buildings, repairs and operation of motorvehicles and other machinery, and petroleum fuel and oil used in the farmbusiness.

4/ Includes cash wages, perquisites, and (1951 to date) social security

taxes paid by employers.

5/ Includes binding, cotton ginning, Federal crop insurance, containers, dairysupplies, electricity, greenhouse and nursery products, grazing fees, harness andsaddlery, net insurance premiums (fire, wind, and crop hail), irrigation, live-stock marketing service (excluding feed and transportation), milk hauling,miscellaneous hardware (including blacksmithing), machine hire and customwork,miscellaneous livestock and poultry supplies, pesticides, small handtools, short-term interest, telephones (business share), veterinary services and medicines(plus insemination), and other miscellaneous.

6/ Less than $50,000.

7/ Includes depreciation and accidental damage to farm buildings and depreciation

of motor vehicles and other farm machinery and equipment.

8/ Minus sign indicates that some rents paid by farmers to landlords are lessthan the expenses, associated with ownership of farm land, paid by landlords.This represents an addition to income rather than a deduction.

165175

Table 31--Govermnent payments, by progran and State, 1981

: : : : : 1 :

: Conser- : Feed Wheat Rice : Cotton : Wool Act : Nisch'. - :State : vstion : Grain : Program : Program : Program : Program : laneous : Totalt il : Program : : : : Programs :

ii

1,000 dollars

Alabama : 5,431 1,405 1,9U8 0 2,000 3 10,615 21,362Alaska : 202 133 1 0 C 1 15 352Arisona : 2,706 339 1,748 0 83 597 387 5,860Arkansas 3,643 808 10,168 125 6,355 18 19,008California : 5,733 3,710 9,505 1 145 3,489 785 :C34,3g

Colorado 7,283 3,332 21,719 0 0 2,329 12,934 47,597Connecticut : 362 1 1 0 0 10 21 395Delaware : 239 814 265 0 0 1 432 1,751Florida 3,635 3,118 233 0 20 4 3,982 10,992Georgia 4,888 9,226 5,163 0 3,364 4 15,410 38,055

Hawaii 577 0 0 0 0 3 136 716Idaho 2,537 7,741 13,068 0 0 1,904 4,245 29,495Illinois 6,648 14,329 11,284 0 0 320 16,655 £9,236Indiana 4,547 9,392 7,566 0 0 196 6,189 27,890Iowa 7,523 11,730 972 0 0 964 36,981 58,170

Kansas 6,329 22,630 147,924 0 0 536 54,341 231,760Kentucky 4,857 4,773 3,383 0 0 56 1,277 14,346Louisiana 3,172 168 1,303 793 5,247 21 4,731 15,435Maine : 2,111 3 3 0 0 23 205 2,345Maryland 866 614 684 0 0 35 762 2,961

Massachusetts 577 8 0 '., 0 13 239 837Michigan 4,476 2,457 4,117 0 0 246 5,967 17,263Minnesota : 6,015 13,051 22,941 0 0 612 36,502 79,121Mississippi 4,671 234 3,076 85 5,876 6 5,574 19,522Missouri 6,865 19,897 31,241 1 5,403 309 41,685 105,401

Montana

Nebraska

:

:

7,017

6,5419,801

16,260

38,980

20,9750

00

02,129

46427,204

56,77985,131

1Z1,019NevadaNew Hampshire

:

:

806619

401

02520

0

00

033015

1,953

803,749

714New Jersey . 592 452 217 0 0 12 192 1,465

New Mexico 3,646 2,615 7,446 0 2,777 1,488 7,989 25,961New York 4,334 296 877 0 0 106 1,297 6,910North Carolina : 4,105 4,038 3,874 0 282 15 3,233 15,547North Dakota 4,501 14,539 67,796 0 0 674 43,149 130,659Ohio 4,881 7,724 8,102 0 0 679 2,703 24,089

Oklahoma 6,313 1,435 61,365 0 15,931 199 39,231 124,474Oregon 3,599 1,203 9,517 0 0 1,256 3,761 19,336Pennsylvania 4,159 4,383 771 0 0 204 2,361 11,878Rhode Island 107 0 0 0 0 6 43 156South Carolina : 2,718 5,010 2,280 0 1,051 1 4,870 15,930

South Dakota 5,247 18,326 25,955 0 0 2,504

311;:t9224

90,724Tennessee 4,243 1,945 4,196 0 2,753 20,674TexasUtah

Vermont

19,1963,231

1,085

14,593872

18

48,7441,121

3

7460

0

170,6760

0

6,4812,165

18

60,929428

6:41

321,3657,817

1,56.

Virginia : 2,846 1,083 1,751 0 1 292 4,845 10,818WashingtonWest Virgini:

.

:

5,163

2,0075,467

61

19,593

29

0

00

0198

211L.876

6:8'r,297

2,988Wisconsin : 5,598 1,933 627 0 0 228 8,491 16,877Wyoming 2,593 582 1,804 0 0 3,652 2,071 10,702

United States 201,042 242,950 624,548 1,751 221,964 35,040 604,895 1,932,190

1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, AppalachianLand Stabilisation and Conservation Program, Drought and Flood Conservation, and Great Plains Programs).

2/ Includes Milk Indemnity Program, Regional Developmental Program, Rural Clean Water Program, Forest Incentive Program, WaterBank Program, Emergency Livestock Feed Program, and Extended Storage Program.

166 176

Table 32-- Government payments, by progrmn and State, 1982

State

: Conser- : Feed : Wheat : Rice : Cotton : Wool Act : Miscel- :

: vation : Grain : Program : Program : Program : Program : laneous : Total

1/ . Program Programs :

Alabama : 4,167 1,651 1,478

Alaska : 148 248 .

Arizona : 1,492 823 1,183

Arkansas : 3,312 6,708 9,063

California : 4,869 4,280 9,524

Colorado : 6,560 12,233 23,678

Connecticut : 472 6 0

De:aware : 182 129 51

Florida : 3,223 1,256 158

Georgia : 4,756 4,941 3,966

Hawaii : 607 0 0

Idaho : 2,626 10,724 24,372

Illinois : 6,048 35,956 7,070

Indiana : 3,681 21,588 3,992

Icwa : 6,468 81,366 467

Kansas : 6,179 93,149 9494,329,

Kentucky : 4,349 4,640 2,252

Louisiana . 3,132 1,106 889

Maine : 1,940 94 3

Maryland : 900 722 280

Massachusetts : 543 11 0

MichiganMinnesota

:

:

4,1814,974

13,56247,033

3,97032,958

Mississippi : 4,085 1,320 2,053

Missouri : 6,536 33,256 16,794

Montana : 4,706 18,230 66,805

Nebraska : 5,236 97,817 19,919,92k

Nevada : 931 287 409New Hampshire : 591 2 0

New Jersey : 485 245 146

New Mexico : 3,199 7,396 6,183

New York : 4,397 4,751 1,186

North Carolina : 3,944 2,998 1,541

North Dakota : 2,995 22,055 105,480

Ohio 4,197 19,935 6,543

Oklahoma 5,539 12,785 53,944

Oregon 3,558 2,612 15,838

Pennsylvania 3,766 1,528 334

Rhode Island 92 0 0

South Carolina : 2,530 1,927 1,797

South Dakota 3,325 20,972 30,684

Tennessee : 4,364 2,909 3,811

Texas : 19,615 87,724 52,291

Utah : 2,985 1,081 1,762

Vermont . 1,126 40 0

Virginia . 2,642 1,649 998

Washington : 4,366 10,366 41,545

West Virginia 1,810 126 8

Wisconain 4,467 18,536 603

Wyoming 2,372 542 1,907

United States 178,668 713,315 652,268

1,000 dollars

22,5110 2 1,629 31,437

0 0 14 0 411

0 54,73336,939

743 473 59,447

61,62086,731, 1,210

15 1,688 119,345

23,697 86 4,190 134,501

23,7190 0 2,574 68,764

0 0 12 13 503

0 0 1 349 712

1,27190 7 1,4884,020

7,493

11,6510 8 29,342

0 0 4 44

11,625

655110 0 2,220 51,567

0 0 359 68,725 118,158

0 0 226 28,051126,397

57,5441260 0 1,171 215,869

0 3 623 85,9811,621

280,264

48,7870 55 12,917

48,27,731 17 1,457 83,119

0 0 25 225 2,287

0 0 44 634 2,580

0 0 17 69 640

18,44397,159

0 0 261 40,417

0 0 733

83,477

1828578311,693 8 1,293

10,499 10,099

103,929

2,284 357 79,825

0 0 2,850 24,325

2,327

116,916

153,9610 0 542 277,478

0 76 400 4,430

0 0 15 51 659

0 0 15 185 1,076

8,188 2,1080 4,865

3,299

31,939

0 0 134

4,815 3,149

13,767

0 17 16,464

0 0 673 68,97311,041 2Z379680 0 682

10 30,169 248

27:0:8

127,727

0 0 1,336 30,6221,5730 0 237 7,438

0 0

8,050

6 6 105

0 1 2,848 17,153

0 0 3,199 34,541 92,721

0 14 94816,032 28,078

28,785 376,262 11,397 67,524 643,598

0 0 2,661 690 9,179

0 0 24 430 1,620

0 17 355 1,796

20,4880 0 208

7,457

1:9476380 0 25122,170?0 0 256 46,463

4,727 10,4770 0 929

155,910 800,211 46,042 945,551 3,491,965

1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, Appalachian

Land Stabilization and Conservation Program, Drought and Flood Conservation, and Great Plains Programs).2/ Includes Milk Indemnity Program, Regional Developmental Program, Rural Clean Water Program, Forest Incentive Program, Water

Bank Program, Emergency Livestock Feed Program, and Extended Storage Program.

177167

Table 33- Government payments, by program and State, 1983

State:

:

Comer-vation

1/

: Feed

CrainPrograa

: Wheat

: ProgramRice

! PrograaCotton

! PrograaWool ActProgram

: Miscel-s laneoua

Programs

2/

:

: Total:

. 1,000 dollars

Alabama

Alaska:

:

4,517

131

2,669

100

2,484

1

0

019,172

0

3 31,233

2

60,078

240Arizona : 1,520 638 1,113 0 42,188 1, 18: 56,282 102,924Arkansas 4,074 1,422 15,826 112,861 27,239 21 129,441 290,884California . 4,371 4,787 12,433 52,281 71,729 6,730 200,275 352,606

Colorado : 5,408 17,716 23,543 0 0 4,235 111,466 162,368Connecticut : 381 65 0 0 0 15 89 550Delaware 215 1,158 169 0 0 1 2,513 4,056Florida 3,334 2,105 318 380 779 3 6,362 13,281Georgia 4,259 10,172 10,960 0 7,421 8 46,659 79,479

Hawaii 629 0 0 0 0 0 6,114 6,743Idaho 2,978 8,213 27,919 0 0 3,748 87,488 130,346Illinois 6,179 155,572 16,348 0 0 489 381,782 560,370Indiana 4,279 79,519 9,515 0 0 300 180,563 274,176Iowa 8,125 262,493 498 0 0 1,440 653,344 925,900

Kansas 5,866 60,281 132,862 0 0 824 407,075 606,908Kantucky 4,094 11,274 3,887 0 0 71 42,271 61,597Louisiana 3,107 290 1,789 45,483 35,531 16 69,644 155,860Mains 1,851 320 4 0 0 49 474 2,698Marylanu 799 4,563 655 0 0 53 7,045 13,115

Massachusetts 504 63 0 0 0 30 121 718Michigan 3,684 37,134 7,762 0 0 440 95,369 144,339Minnesota 5,138 133,229 48,006 0 0 702 424,657 611,732Mississippi 4,649 717 5,240 19,037 73,385 7 118,611 221,646Missouri 7,668 38,447 28,955 5,975 10,105 388 149,701 241,239

Montana 5,121 11,362 69,064 0 0 4,077 140,700 230,324Nebraska . 6,494 189,596 30,520 0 0 559 559,585 786,754Nevada . 980 242 287 0 24 571 2,016 4,120New Hampshire . 526 26 0 0 0 25 68 645New Jersey : 401 938 341 0 0 22 2,670 4,372

New Mexico 3,013 5,749 5,375 0 5,255 4,143 33,953 57,488New York 4,254 11,033 1,566 0 0 196 21,946 38,995North Carolina : 3,437 16,164 4,147 0 4,309 20 39,010 67,087North DiCiota 4,390 32,542 141,669 0 0 1,007 378,820 558,428Ohio 3,711 46,106 14,046 0 0 864 111,141 175,888

Oklahoma 6,336 5,211 71,653 22 20,325 245 247,935 351,727Oregon 3,509 1,524 20,550 0 0 1,942 36,710 64,235Pennsylvania : 3,710 7,573 735 0 0 248 17,792 30,058Rhode Island : 89 1 0 0 0 8 9 107South Carolina : 2,234 5,942 4,086 0 6,217 1 27,451 45,931

South Dakota 3,922 49,820 36,702 0 0 4,159 172,204 266,807Tennessee 5,163 4,584 5,634 13 14,530 20 35,869 65,413Texas 22,482 65,461 51,912 41,575 324,072 30,987 593,366 1,129,855Utah 4,043 1,249 2,159 0 0 4,412 6,731 18,594Vermont 1,049 86 1 0 0 42 356 1,534

Virginia 2,491 6,511 2,283 0 8 478 17,584 29,355Washington : 4,175 6,827 48,454 0 0 320 94,022 153,798West Virginia s 1,419 584 15 0 0 250 1,722 3,990Wisconsin s 4,593 43,419 661 0 0 215 117,102 165,990Wyoming 2,230 536 2,032 0 0 7,957 6,546 19,301

:

United States : 187,532 1,346,033 864,179 277,627 662,289 83,550 5,873,889 9,295,099

1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emorrincy Conservation, and GreatPlains Program).

2/ Includes Milk Indemnity Program, Payment-In-Kind (PIK) Program, Rural :lean Water Program, Clean Lakes Program, Forest IncentiveProgram, Water Bank Program, Emergency Livestock Feed Program, Extended Storage Program, and PIK Storage Program.

168

.178

Table 34--Government payments, by program and State, 1984

: Conser- : Feed : Wheat

State : vatior : Grain : Program: 1/ Program :

. .

:

: Rice: Program.

1,000

: Cotton

: Program

:

: Wool Act :

: Program :

:

:

dollars

Alabama . 4,549 269 6,022 0 10,362 5

Alaska . 150 14 0 0 0 16

Arizona . 6,256 702 3,311 0 11,655 1,792

Arkansas : 3,104 913 20,264 82,229 12,167 36

California . 7,717 2,688 19,040 29,016 27,023 9,717

Colorado : 5,661 4,888 63,878 0 0 6,661

Connecticut . 366 6 0 0 0 32

Delaware : 245 104 110 0 0 2

Florida . 2,989 113 937 146 276 28

Georgia : 4,450 1,279 18,142 0 3,556 14

Hawaii . 607 0 0 0 0 0

Idaho 3,130 7,083 73,764 0 0 4,544

Illinois 6,238 35,407 21,291 0 0 862

Indiana 4,070 16,405 9,797 0 0 410

Iowa 7,360 70,408 858 0 0 2,742

Kansas : 5,828 17,178 304,457 0 0 1,67'.

Kentucky : 4,244 3,014 5,478 0 0 126

Louisiana : 3,167 141 3,057 35,151 16,100 35

Maine 1,705 90 3 0 0 97

Maryland 753 517 593 0 0 98

Massachusetts 490 3 0 0 0 56

Michigan . 3,947 13,533 11,401 0 0 611

Minnesota : 6,075 34,783 81,783 0 0 1,954

Mississippi : 4,35E 193 9,695 11,188 30,698 23

Missouri . 7,476 8,376 46,597 4,018 4,323 743

Montana : 5,098 12,284 161,017 0 0 8,540

Nebraska : 6,044 32,994 63,557 0 0 1,506

Nevada : 1,083 :2 671 0 0 11,144

New Hampshire : 496 0 0 0 0 52

New Jersey : 555 209 438 0 0 39

New Mexico : 2,571 740 13,557 0 1,996 5,275

New York 4,237 2,971 3,056 0 0 334

North Carolina : 3,972 1,285 4,197 0 1,640 40

North Dakota : 4,543 21,307 278,479 0 0 1,937

Ohio 3,512 14,798 15,561 0 0 1,345

Oklahoma : 7,106 727 172,874 3 9,344 661

Oregon 3,434 899 43,898 0 0 3,627

Pennsylvania 3,678 918 717 0 0 519

Rhode Island 88 2 0 0 0 16

South Carolina : 2,399 830 7,828 0 .1.662 2

South Dakota 3,126 8,236 71,678 0 0 8,910

Tennessee 4,450 1,155 9,747 10 8,28E 33

Texas . 19,312 24,044 121,867 30,022 133,039 29,706

Utah : 5,055 460 6,20 u 0 6,30E

Vermont : 1,089 11 1 0 0 80

Virginia : 2,622 672 2,305 0 9 718

Washington 4,057 5,735 110,197 0 0 557


.

:

1,2734,288

9218,079

181,240

00

00

582737

Wyoming : 2,407 152 5,567 0 0 12,637

United States.

191,458 366,739 1,795,151 191,783 274,658 117,578

Miscel - :

laneous : TotalPrograms :

2/

35,845 57,052

1 181

94,669 118,385209,56790,834

240,058 33',259

72,504 153,5922,410 2,814

4,74036,239 40,;(21:

51,845 79,286

0 607

4343,943 132,464

479,443 543,241278,164 308,846

661,395 742,763

244,744 573,87896,670

2,88(11 121,4642,444 4,339

.:1,812 23,773

2,557 3,106138,177 167,669

405,313 529,908108,295 164,478

152,593 224,626

52,670

428,880

239,609

532,9811,559 4,4891,142 1,690

6,062 7,303

25,044 49,183

53,09260,750

63,690

156,979 463,245

196,988 232,204

118,664 309,37924,242 76,100

74,826 80,65899 205

30,443 45,164

139,398 231,348

52,878 76,561

424,451 782,44110,002 28,026

7,269 8,450

39,663 45,989

50,456 171,002

5,807213,470 237,814

4,488 25,251

5,493,003 8,430,370

1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, and GreatPlains Program).

2/ Includes Dairy Indemnity ProgrAm, Payment-In-Kind (PIK) Program, Rural Clean Water Program, 01..n Lakes Program, Forest IncentiveProgram, Water Bank Program, Emergency Livestock Feed Program, Extended Storage Program, PIK Storage Program, Milk Diversiol, Program,and Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Indemnity Program.

169 179

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

ALABAMA

Farms

.

. 57,000 55,000

Number

54,000 54,000 54000

Total farm assets

Real estate 3/Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and rotor vehicles 5/Crops 6/

Financial assets

Total farm debtReal estate debt 7/Nonreal estate debt 8/CCC loans 9/

Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC

Returns to operator/total debt 10/

ALASKA

Farms

:

.

.

:

:

:

.

.

.

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

11,904.0

9,238.0

768.51,348.0128.4

421.1

2,134.91,050.8

1,069.115.0

9,769.1

82.121.917.911.4

40.7

5.6

500

11,642.88,924.3

653.11,384.9

239.4

441.1

2,331.71,174.1

1,119.7

38.0

9,311.0

80.025.0

20.013.2

42.6

16.5

550

Million dollars

10,957.68,202.3

666.31,369.2254.1

465.7

2,340.41,193.5

1,077.969.0

8,617.2

Ratio

78.6

27.221.4

14.6

41.6

14.6

Number

600

10,598.67,978.1

1,318.76

148.2

491.0

2,232.51,202.6

1,006.024.0

8,366.1

78.9

26.721.1

15.1

39.3

12.3

650

10,154.6

7,596.7

598.81,278.7167.4

513.1

2,141.71,170.2959.512.0

8,013.0

78.9

26.721.115.4

38.023.6

650

Total farm assetsReal estate 3/

.

.

276.1212.7

318.3244.5

Million dollars

366.8278.4

387.2289.5

348.8296.9

Livestock and poultry 4/ : 5.0 5.9 6.4 6.2 6.2Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 13.9 17.5 20.6 22.1 20.8Crops 6/ : 2.1 1.9 1.5 1.1 .8Financial assets 42.4 48.5 60.0 68.3 24.1

Total farm debt : 27.2 39.3 42.1 36.7 38.2Real estate debt 7/ : 24.8 17.0 24.8 26.0 25.6Nonreal estate debt 8/ : 2.4 22.3 17.3 10.7 12.6CCC loans 9/ 0 0 0 0 0

Equity 249.0 279.0 324.8 350.5 310.6

. Ratio

Equity/assets . 90.2 87.6 88.5 90.5 89.0Debt/equity : 10.9 14.1 13.0 10.5 12.3Debt/assets, total 9.8 12.4 U.S 9.5 11.0Debt/assets, real estate 11.7 7.0 8.9 9.0 8.6Debt /assets, nonreel estate and CCC : 3.7 30.2 19.5 10.9 24.3Astern to operator/total debt 10/ : 6.0 -4.7 -2.8 -.2 5.1

See footnotes at end of table. continual--

170 130

Table 35 - -Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 11-continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 : 1983 1

:

1984 2/

ARIZONA

Farms 7,800 8,000

Number

8,200

Million dollars

8,300 8,300

Total farm assetsReal estate 3/Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets


Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estate

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCReturns to operator/total debt 10/

ARKANSAS

Farms


Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets

Total farm debtReal estate debt 7/

Nonreal estate debt 8/CCC loans 9/

Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt /assets, total

Debt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCReturns to operator/total debt 10/

:

:

:

11,866.710,372.1

527.5

452.3

363.4151.5

1,579.6626.6943.0

10.0

10,287.2

86.7

15.413.3

6.0

63.822.3

58,000

19,764.015,.59.7

945.02,036.1

402.8620.3

3,373.31,762.8

1,562.548.0

16,390.7

82.9

20.617.1

11.2

40.2

G.8

12,127.810,833.8

449.4

478.6

204.6161.3

1,717.1670.1

1,026.1

21.0

10,410.7

85.8

16.5

14.2

6.2

80.919.9

57,000

20,374.3

16,267.0801.1

2,120.4537.7648.1

3,777.71,888.3

1,786.3103.0

16,596.6

81.5

22.818.5

11.6

46.0

18.2

11,636.210,373.4

440.3

479.3180.7

162.5

1,780.4685.5

1,033.961.0

9,855.8

Ratio

84.7

18.1

15.36.6

86.79.1

Number

56,000

Million dollars

18,567.3

14,436.1

756.82,088.4

561.3724.7

3,972.61,965.4

1.746.2261.0

14,594.7

Ratio

78.6

27.221.413.6

48.612.7

11,739.110,594.9

411.0

481.4

81.9169.9

1,812.4720.3

1,059.2

33.0

9,926.7

84.6

18.3

15.4

6.8

95.44.7

55,000

17,694.013,780.4

722.82,035.2400.2755.4

3,916.61,96.9.4

1,753.1174.0

13,777.4

77.9

28.422.1

14.4

49.2

10.8

10,768.99,522.9

447.9

453.182.6

262.5

1,855.9705.4

1,148.5

2.0

8,913.0

82.8

20.8

17.27.4

92.315.9

55,000

16,188.912,547.9

693.71,915.5406.5625.3

3,902.41,983.1

1,780.3139.0

12,286.5

75.9

31.824.1

15.8

52.7

25.3

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171 181

continued--

4

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

CALIFORNIA Number

Farms 83,000 82,000 80,000 78,000 78,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 64,482.5 69,450.9 69,394.7 68,755.0 63,030.6

Real estate 3/ 54,560.5 59,532.8 59,773.5 59,449.6 53,531.1

Livestock and poultry 4/ 3,067.6 2,988.7 2,734.7 2,719.6 2,753.1

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 3,843.4 4,034.0 3,954.9 3,826.1 3,601.2

Crops 6/ 1,077.8 785.8 661.8 408.1 527.2

Financial assets 1,933.2 2,109.7 2,269.9 2,351.6 2,618.0

Total farm debt 13,008.3 14,763.7 15,960.6 16,812.1 16,826.5

Real estate debt 7/ 6,788.3 7,688.3 8,153.6 8,670.8 8,703.2

Non-ea/ estate debt 8/ 6,198.0 7,050.4 7,646.0 8,068.3 8,066.3

CCC loans 9/ 22.0 25.0 161.0 73.0 57.0

Equity 51,474.2 54,687.2 53,434.1 51,942.9 46,204.2

Ratio

Equity /assets 79.8 78.7 77.0 75.5 73.3

Debt/equityDebt/assets, total

25.320.2

27.021.3

29.923.0

32.424.5

36.4

26.7

Debt/assets, real estate 12.4 12.9 13.6 14.6 16.3

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 62.7 71.3 81.1 87.5 8S.5

Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 33.6 27.1 20.2 13.8 18.9

COLORADO

Farms


Total farm debtReal estate debt 7/Nonreal estate debt 8)

CCC loans 9/

Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCReturns to operator/total debt 10/

27,000 27,500

Number

27,000 27,000 27,000

Million dollars

18,586.3 18,913.5 19,010.0 19,525.4 18,106.9

14,479.1 14,927.5 14,864.5 15,243.4 14,176.6

1,608.1 1,302.7 1,319.5 1,371.2 1,385.9

1,292.7 1,439.4 1,457.7 1,446.3 1,361.3

686.7 664.5 713.7 775.3 655.7

519.7 579.4 654.7 689.1 527.4

: 3,983.2 4,289.1 4,627.8 4,608.2 4,441.4

: 2,079.2 2,323.3 2,396.0 2,393.8 2,366.1

: 1,804.0 1,779.8 1,932.9 1,964.4 1,875.3

: 100.0 186.0 299.0 250.0 200.0

14,603.1 14,624.3 14,382.1 14,917.2 13,665.4

Ratio

. 78.6 77.3 75.7 76.4 75.5

27.3 29.3 32.2 30.9 32.5

21.4 22.7 24.3 23.6 24.5

14.4 15.6 16.1 15.7 16.7

: 46.4 49.3 53.8 51.7 52.8

: 5.7 7.5 3.7 5.0 10.3


172

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Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State. December 31, 1980 -84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

CONNECTICUT

Farms



Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estate


DELAWARE

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estate 3/Livestock and poultry 4/

Machinery and zotor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets

Total farm debt

Real estate dew. 7/Nonreal estate debt 8/

CCC loans 9/

Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equity

Debt/assets, total

Debt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC


.

.

:

.

.

.

.

:

.

.

.

.

.

:

:

:

.

.

.

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

4,300

1,346.4

1,016.298.1138.9

26.766.4

203.193.3

109.80

1,143.3

84.917.8

15.1

9.2

33.3

19.1

3,500

1,414.51,155.3

29.6

160.328.740.7

266.3

130.7134.6

1.0

1,148.2

81.221.2

18.8

11.352.3-7.5

4,300

1,377.5

1,035.1

96.4150.3

25.969.8

222.9

102.2120.7

0

1,154.6

83.819.3

16.29.9

35.220.2

3,500

1,352.31,088.3

27.5

169.5

23.743.3

290.7

140.1147.6

3.0

1,061.6

78.527.4

21.5

12.5

57.0

8.6

Number

4,300

Million dollars

1,415.31,076.9

84.5153.6

26.573.8

226.5

105.9

0

1,188.8

Ratio

84.019.0

16.09.8

35.6

27.7

Number

3,500

Million dollars

1,378.01,098.0

25.9169.536.648.0

309.1

149.1157.0

3.0

1,068.9

Ratio

77.628.9

22.4

13.657.1

15.4

4,300

1,473.7

1,143.976.0

152.4

25.276.1

234.0109.2124.f:

0

1,239.7

84.118.9

15.99.5

37.9

20.1

3,600

1,410.31,138.5

24.0

173.024.350.5

364.8153.3210.5

1.0

1,045.5

74.134.9

25.9

13.577.8

21.9

4,300

1,840.5

1,307.179.0

143.528.3

282.7

229.7108.8120.8

0

1,610.9

87.514.3

12.58.3

22.7

37.9

3,600

1,269.71,002.7

21.1

162.8

26.8

56.2

360.3

153.3205.0

909.4

71.629.6

28.4

15.377.5

37.1


173 183

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1i-continued

Item 1980:

: 1981

:

:

: 1982

:

:

: 1983:

:

: 1984 2/

:

FLORIDA Number

Farms 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets s 22,419.9 21,707.6 22,461.6 22,795.9 21,690.9Real estate 3/ 19,407.4 18,695.1 19,274.7 19,679.8 18,701.5

Livestock and poultry 4/ 1,064.8 895.1 965.3 865.1 779.4Machinery and motor vefilcles 5/ 1,144.6 1,233.6 1,256.2 1,246.4 1,173.1

Crops 6/ 58.6 61.1 74.8 50.4 44.2Financial assets 744.4 822.6 890.6 934.2 992.7

Total farm debt . 3,432.6 3,853.0 4,009.8 4,017.1 3,930.3Real estate debt 7/ : 2,192.8 2,511.8 2,643.1 2,686.2 2,678.0Nonreal estate debt e/ : 1,233.8 1,332.3 1,358.7 1,326.9 1,249.2CCC loans 9/ 6.0 9.0 8.0 4.0 3.0

Equity 18,987.3 17,854.5 18,451.8 18,778.7 17,760.6

Ratio

Equity/arsets . 84.7 82.3 82.1 82.4 81.9Debt/equity : 18.1 21.6 21.7 21.4 22.1

Debt/assets, total . 15.3 17.7 17.9 17.6 18.1

Debt/assets, real estate 11.3 13.4 13.7 13.6 14.3Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 41.2 44.5 42.9 42.7 41.9


GEORGIA Number

60,000 57,000 55,000

Million dollars

51,000 51,000

Total farm assets 16,572.2 15,574.9 15,541.4 14,808.6 14,264.0Real estate 3/ 12,655.7 11,669.5 1 ''2.6 11,089.6 10,556.0Livestock and poultry 4/ : '916.0 791,1 b34.2 672.8 684.7Machinery and motor vegicles 5/ . 1,842.3 1,853.2 1,791.4 1,648.2 1,551.3Crops 6/ : 252.8 254.3 348.5 236.9 249.2Financial assets 905.4 1,006.8 1,094.6 1,161.0 1,222.7

:

:

Total farm debt : 4,174.9 4,512.2 4,495.2 4,413.8 4,246.9Real estate debt 7/ : 2,017.9 2,189.8 2,216.8 2,252.8 2,216.8Nonreal estate deft 8/ : 2,112.0 2,271.4 2,190.4 2,123.9 2,004.1

CCC loans 9/ : 45.0 51.0 88.0 37.0 26.0

12,397.3 11,062.7 11,046.2 10,394.8 10,017.2

Ratio

Equity/assets : 74.8 71.0 71.1 70.2 70.2

Debt/equity 33.7 40.8 40.7 42.5 42.4Debt/assets, total : 25.2 29.0 28.9 29.8 29.8

Dobt/assets, real estate : 15.9 18.6 19.3 20.3 21.0

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 55.1 59.5 56.0 58.1 54.7Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : -3.2 6.4 14.3 10.5 22.2


, 184

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1i-continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

HAWAII

Farms 4,400 4,500

Number

4,500

Million dollars

4,500 4,500

Total farm assetsReal estate 3/Livestock anW poultry 4/

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/

Financial assets

Total farm debt

Real estate debt 7/Nonreal estate debt 8/CCC loans 9/

Equity


Debt/assets, total



:

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

.

2,904.02,562.0

114.1

188.30

39.6

207.0

121.185.9

0

2,697.0

92.9

7.77.1

4.725.1

139.6

3,360.92,996.9

118.7199.7

45.6

240.4

141.299.2

0

3,120.5

92.87.77.2

4.727.3

48.9

3,791.33,437.7108.3196.1

0

49.3

265.6

154.4111.2

0

3,525.7

Ratio

93.07.5

7.04.531.5

43.8

3,766.23,422.5

97.2194.6

3,917.0

3,595.583.5

183.10 0

52.0 55.0

284.7 301.2

1E(14.3 4

192.8108.3

0 0

3,481.5 3,615.9

92.4

8.27.6

5.329.8

42.6

92.38.37 7

5.4

33.771.6

IDAHO

Farms 24,300 24,700

Number

24,500

Million dollars

24,600 24,600

Total farm assets 14,295.7 14,951.6 14,536.4 14,585.6 13,480.2Real estate 3/ 10,679.7 11,506.8 11,171.2 11,028.4 10,154.4Livestock anT poultry 4/ 1,053.2 050.3 233.8 806.1 761.9Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 1,422.8 1,529.1 ',517.2 1,511.6 1,422.7Crops 6/ 826.0 721.8 643.6 853.7 771.6Financial assets 314.1 343.5 370.5 385.8 369.8

Total farm debt : 2,855.2 3,210.6 3,376.4 3,408.0 3,360.3Real estate debt 7/ . 1,67° 2 1,772.2 1,822.3 1,850.5 1,832.2Nonreal estate debt 8/CCC loans 9/ .

1,

,...1

1,338.4100.0

1,382.1172.0

1,385.5172.0

1,358.1170.0

Equity: I' 11.5 11,741.0 11,160.0 11,177.6 10,119.9

Ratio

:gutty/assets . 80.0 78.5 76.8 76.6 75.1DeNt/equity 25.0 27.3 30.3 30.5 33.2Debt /assets, total : 20.0 21.5 23.2 23.4 24.9Debt /assets, real estate : 15.2 15.4 16.3 16.8 18.0Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 33.9 41.8 46.2 43.8 45.9Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 10.2 12.3 7.4 5.2 10.1

See footnotes at and of :able. continued--

185175


Item

ILLINOIS

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

Number

Farms : 107,000 104,000 100,000 96,000 96,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 73,438.3 69,019.4 63,934.9 61,465.8

Real estate 3! 60,283.7 55,575.1 50,493.6 49,504.2Livestock and poultry 4/ 1,735.2 1,00.8 1,677.1 1,369.8

Machin, -y and motor vehicles 5/ 6,379.5 6,665.5 6,511.5 6,202.5

Crops 6/ 3,470.0 3,496.8 3,496.8 2,585.7

Financial assets 1,570.0 1,671.1 1,755.9 1,803.5

Total farm debt 9,410.4 10,473.8 11,297.4 10,843.7

Real estate debt 7/ : 5,359.0 5,954.6 6,100.9 6,163.3Nonreal estate debt 8/ . 3,696.4 3,943.3 4,046.5 4,132.4

CCC loans 9/ . 355.0 576.0 1,150.0 548.0

Equity : 64,028.0 58,545.6 52,637.5 50,622.1

. Ratio

Equity/assets : 87.2 84.8 82.3 82.4

Debt/equity 14.7 17.9 21.5 21.4

Debt/assets, total 12.8 15.2 17.7 17.6

Debt/assets, real estate 8.9 10.7 12.1 12.4

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC.

30.8 33.6 38.7 39.1

RAtturns to operator/total debt 10/ 2.3 15.1 5.3 -6.9

INDIANA Number

Farms 87,000 85,000 84,000 82,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 39,275.4 35,549.1 32,922.4 31,547.1Real estate 3/ 31,509.0 28,004.5 24,710.6 24,185.1

Livestock and poultry 4/ 1,251.9 1,086.8 1,151.9 967.5Machinery and motor veElclea 5/ 3,780.4 3,961.0 3,968.2 3,843.7

Crops 6/ 1,698.8 1,371.9 1,813.0 1,210.6Financial assets 1,035.3 1,125.0 1,278.8 1,340.3

Total farm debt 5,481.4 7,097.4 7,390.0 7,086.0

Real estate debt 7/ 3,852.0 4,253.5 4,342.7 4,368.1Nonreal estate debt 8/ 2,429.4 2,566.9 2,511.3 2,454.9

CCC loans 9/ 200.3 277.0 536.0 263.0

Equity 32,794.0 28,451.7 25,532.4 24,461.1

Ratio

Equity/assets 83.5 80.0 77.6 77.5

Debt/equity : 19.8 24.91.:

29.0total . 16.5 20.0 23.

Debt/assets,22.5

Debt/assets, real estate 12.2 15.2 17.6 18.1

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 33.9 37.7 37.1 36.9

Returns to operator/total debt 10/ 2.3 2.4 2.0 -7.9

48,175.836,158.31,468.55,837.9

2,913.41,797.8

10,755i4

4:1234.;

410.0

37,420.4

77.7

28.722.3

16.9

38.613.2

82,000

26,564.719,114.0

1,042.03,617.7

1,470.91,320.1

6,894.04,267.62,409.4

217.0

19,670.7

74.0

35.026.0

22.335.3

11.1


1786

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator 1-ouseholds), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980

:

:

:

1981

.

. 1982 :

:

1983 1984 2/

IOWA

Farms 118,000 117,000

Number

115,000 113,000 113,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 82,306.6 77,736.6 71,929.8 64,083.2 49,922.2Real estate 3/ 63,946.8 60,457.9 53,923.5 47,880.8 34,002.9Livestock and pcLltry 4/ 4,619.2 30:1.8 3,947.1 3,338.2 3,604.7Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 6,567.6 7,036.2 7,059.2 6,882.6 6,477.9Crops 6/ 5,273.7 4,283.5 4,835.8 3,740.1 3,560.8Financial assets 1,899.3 2,027.3 2,164.2 2,241.6 2,276.0

Total farm debt 13,866.3 14,975.3 16,775.9 16,046.0 15,578.5Real estate debt 7/ 7,202.4 7,969.8 8,361.6 8,521.2 8,336.6Nonreal estate debt 8/ 5,921.9 5,898.6 6,378.4 6,277.8 6,178.9CCC loans 9/ 742.0 1,107.0 2,036.0 1,247.0 1,063.0

Equity 68,440.3 62,761.3 55,153.9 48,037.2 34,343.7

Ratio

Equity/assets 83.2 80.7 76.7 75.0 68.8Debt/equity 20.3 23.v 30.4 33.4 45.4Debt/assets, total 16.8 19.3 23.3 25.0 31.2Debt/assets, real estate 11.3 13.2 15.5 17.8 24.5Debt/assets. nonrea! estate and CCC : 36.3 40.5 46.7 46.4 45.5Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 2.2 11.4 2.6 -2.0 12.1

KANSAS Number

Farms : 75,000 75,000 75,000 74,000 74,000

: Million dollars

Total farm assets : 36,768.8 37,283.0 36,842.3 35,582.5 29,827.6Real estate 3/ : 28,130.7 28,557.7 27,347.0 26,379.8 21,098.9Livestock e d poultry 4/ 2,752.7 2,197.5 2,169.0 2,205.1 2,266.3Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 3,726.5 4,033.9 4,124.4 4,037.8 3,800.4Crops 6/ : 1,079.0 1,353.7 1,980 9 1,702.3 1,330.6Financial assets : 1,079.9 1,140.3 1,221.0 1,257.5 1,331.4

Total farm debt : 6,713.1 7,416.7 8.384.4 8,427.0 8,026.4Real estate debt 7/ : 3,052.1 3,437.2 3,596.2 3,617.0 3,589.5Nonreal estate debt 8/ . 3,431.0 3,425.5 3,614.2 3,781.0 3,765.9CCC loans 9/ 230.0 554.0 1,174.0 1,029.0 671.0

Equity: 30,055.7 29,866.3 28,457.9 27,155.5 21,801.2

Ratio

Equity/assets : 81.7 80.1 77.2 76.3 73.1Debt/equity 22.3 24.8 29.5 31.0 36.8Debt/assets, total 18.3 19.9 22.8 23.7 26.9Debt/assets, real estate 10.8 12.0 13.2 13.7 17.0Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC

.

42.4 45.6 50.:: 52.3 50.8Returns to operator/total debt 10/ .6 6.6 L 8 1.7 9.3


177 187 1

Table 35--Fars balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983

KENTUCKY

Farms

1984 2/

Number

103,000 103,000 103,000 101,000 101,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets . 17,955.6 18,599.0 18,643.2 17,632.3 16,615.7Real estate 3/ : 13,180.0 13,424.7 13,328.5 12,812.2 11,542.7Livestock and poultry 4/ : 1,124.3 1,093.8 1,141.0 1,013.1 992.3Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 2,189.2 2,348.6 2,381.8 2,317.4 2,181.2Crops 6/ . 784.2 991.9 1,007.7 663.0 1,005.4Ftnancial assets : 677.8 740.0 784.2 826.7 894.2

Total farm debt : 3,427.2 3,722.9 3,748.3 3,687.1 3,685.8Real estate debt 7/ : 1,841.2 1,992.3 2,024.7 2,064.2 2,050.8Nonreal estate debt 8/ : 1,536.0 1,679.5 1,656.6 1,592.9 1,610.1CCC loans 9/ : 30.0 51.0 67.0 30.0 25.0

Equity 14,528.4 14,876.2 14,894.8 13,945.2 12,929.3

Ratio

Equity/assets 80.9 80.0 79.9 79.1 77.8Debt/equity 23.6 25.0 25.2 26.4 28.5Debt/assets, total 19.1 20.0 20.1 20.9 22.2Debt/assets, real estate 14.0 14.8 15.2 16.1 17.8Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC

.

33.2 33.4 32.4 33.7 32.2Returns to operator/total debt 10/ 11.6 22.0 17.9 5.3 26.2

LOUISIANA Number

Farms 38,000 37,500 36,500 36,000 36,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 16,297.0 16,237.0 15,429.3 15,336.5 14,436.4Real estate 3/ : 13,389.0 13,160.6 12,461.3 12,471.7 11,604.4Livestock and poultry 4/ : 581.1 538.3 503.8 462.1 454.1Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 1,627.8 1,706.0 1,668.1 1,632.5 1,536.5Crops 6/ : 244.7 329.6 255.5 200.8 236.9Financial assets 454.3 502.5 540.6 569.4 604.5

Total farm debt . 2,534.7 3,040.5 3,187.3 3,081.4 3,107.8Real estate debt 7/ : 1,415.8 1,625.8 1,722.8 1,729.7 1,683.3Nonreal estate debt 8/ °. 1,101.9 1,373.7 1,357.5 1,298.7 1,387.5CCC loans 9/ . 17.0 41.0 107.0 53.0 37.0

Equity 13,762.3 13,196.6 12,242.0 12,255.1 11,328.6

Ratio

Equity/assets : 84.4 81.3 79.3 79.9 78.5Debt/equityDebt/assets, total

.

:

18.415.6

23.018.7

26.020.7

25.120.1 21.5


Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 38.5 46.0 49.3 47.2 50.3Returns to operstor/totul debt 10/ 1.3 3.7 4.2 3.8 5.7


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Table 35- -Farm balance sheet (ezcludin$ operator households), by State, Dicember 31, 1980-84 1/-- continued

Item 1980 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984 2/

MAINE Number

Farms 8,100 7,900 8,100 8,000 8,000

Million dolliis

Total farm assets 1,433.3 1,447.2 1,443.5 1,545.8 1,611.7Real estate 3/ 835.8 876.4 903.3 958.7 1,096.3Livestock and poultry 4/ 121.5 126.3 109.8 101.2 97.0Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 273.6 281.4 287.9 282.2 265.6Crops 6/ 150.1 108.0 84.3 144.0 . 90.9Financial assets 52.2 55.0 58.2 59.7 62.0

Total farm debt 349.2 364.5 360.8 363.4 357.6Real estate debt 7/ 129.4 143.2 142.9 144.0 139.7Nonreal estate debt 8/ 218.8 219.3 215.9 218.5 216.9CCC loons 9/ 1.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0

Equity 1,084.1 1,082.7 1,082.7 1,182.4 1,254.1

Ratio

Equity/assets 75.6 74.8 75.0 76.5 77.8Debt/equity 32.2 33.7 33.3 30.7 28.5Debt/assets, total 24.4 25.2 25.0 23.5 22.2Dehtfassets, real estate 15.5 16.3 15.8 15.0 12.7Debt /s3sets, nonreal estate and CCC : 36.8 38.8 40.3 37.4 42.3Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : -3.8 24.4 13.3 9.6 15.7

MARYLAND Number

Farms : 18,200 18,000 18,000 17,800 17,800

Million dollars

Total farm assets 7,628.7 7,220.2 6,546.3 6,642.0 6,425.9Real estate 3/ : 6,238.6 5,761.9 5,056.7 5,216.2 5,012.7Livestock and poultry 4/ . 312.7 301.1 269.2 256.5 249.8Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 696.5 751.2 773.3 758.7 714.1Crops 6/ 162.9 172.7 197.0 149.4 171.0Financial assets . 218.1 233.3 250.1 261.2 278.3

Total farm debt 937.2 1,022.1 1,057.8 1,077.2 1,063.0Real estate debt 7/ 571.7 613.6 639.5 653.6 643.0Nonreal estate debt 8/ 356.5 393.5 408.3 418.5 414.0CCC loans 9/ 9.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 6.0

Equi:y 6,691.6 6,198.1 5,488.6 5,564.8 5,362.9

Ratio

Equity/assets 87.7 85.8 83.8 83.8 83.5Debt/equity 14.0 16.5 19.3 19.4 19.8Debt/assets, total 12.3 14.2 16.2 16.2 16.5Debt/assets, real estate 9.2 10.6 12.6 12.5 12.8Debt/assets, nonrtal estate and CCC : 26.3 28.0 28.1 29.7 29.7Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : -3.3 6.2 6.0 2.0 18.1


179 18.9

Table 35 - -Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

MASSACHUSETTS

Farms

Number

6,100 6,100 6,100 6,100 6,100

Million doIlars


Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets


Equity

Equity/assets



.

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

1,263.2913.890.2

169.525.264.4

198.374.2

124.10

1,064.9

84.3

18.615.7

8.135.5

30.3

1,334.5

966.987.6

180.824.874.4

221.6

138.90

1,112.9

83.4

19.916.6

8.637.8

41.4

MICHIGAN

Farms 65,000 64,000

Total farm assets 17,777.6 17,921.1Real estate 3/ 12,736.1 12,644.8Livestock and poultry 4/ 971.7 912.1

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 2,683.0Crops 6/ 728.5 7 9.8Financial assets 658.3 707.8

Total farm debt 3,200.4 3,636.3Real estate debt 7/ 1,789.2 2,008.9Nonreal estate debt 8/ 1,309.2 1,482.4CCC loans 9/ 102.0 145.0

Equity 14,577.3 14,284.8

Equity/ass,Jts 82.0 79.7

Debt/equity 22.0 25.5Debt/assets, total 18.0 20.3Debt/assets, real estate 14.0 15.9Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 28.0 30.8Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 13.2 12.0

1,352.4987.081.1

182.326.1

75.9

225.786.6

1390.1

1,126.7

Ratio

83.3

20.0Iv.]

8.8

38.1

38.0

1,417.1

1,065.766.1

180.926.178.3

209.789.7120.0

1,207.4

85.2

11::

8.434.146.9

1,562.61,219.0

64.9

170.226.0

82.4

223.3100.4

r1.90

1,339.

81.i.i

8.235.8

57.1

Number

64,000

dollars

63,000 63,000

17,689.6 17,500.9 15,630.212,117.2 12,133.8 10,451.5

907.6 835.5 855.73,073.2 3,001.7 2,825.2

826.9 734.6 652.4764.8 795.3 845.4

4,015.4 3,999.5 3,992.4

2,099.8 2,183.8 2,186.1

1,625.6 1,659.7 1,691.3

290.0 156.0 115.0

13,674.2 13,501.4 11,637.8

Ratio

77.3 77.1 74.5

29.4 29.6 34.3

22.7 22.9 25.517,3 18.0 20.934.4 33.8 34.98.2 3.0 11.2


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Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator tiouseholds), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

MINNESOTA

Farms : 104,000 103,000

Number

102,000 101,000 101,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 49,481.0 49,501.8 46,954.8 43,938.5 36,403.1

Real estate 3/ : 36,055.2 35,839.8 32,842.4 30,546.9 23,225.7

Livestock and poultry 4/ : 2,665.1 2,414.0 2,200.8 2,011.1 1,996.4

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 5,847.5 6,350.8 6,505.0 6,391.2 6,015.5

Crops 6/ : 3,153.9 3,111.7 3,395.9 2,875.3 2,985.0

Financial assets : 1,759.3 1,785.6 2,010.8 2,114.0 2,180.6

Total farm debt : 8,967,1 10,145.2 11,438 3 11,156.0 11,072.7

Real estate debt 7/ 4,417 4,998.2 5,25 .5 5,442.7 5,388.3

Nonreal estate debt 8/ : 3,785.4 4,114.0 4,541.8 4,574.3 4,587.4

CCC loans 9/ 764.0 1,033.0 1,639.0 1,139.0 1,097.0

Equity : 40,513.9 39,356.6 35,516.4 32,782.5 25,330.3

Ratio

Equity/assets 81.9 79.5 75.6. 74.6 69.6

Debt/equity 22.1 25.8 32.2 34.0 43.7

Debt/assets, total : 18.1 20.5 24.4 25.4 30.4


Debt/assets, nonreal eatate and CCC : 33.9 37.7 43.8 42.7 43.1


MISSISSIPPI Number

Farms : 56,000 53,000 51,000 50,000 50,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ : 13,613.1 12,836.4 11,545.3 12,050.6 10,723.9

Livestock and poultry 4/ . 690.4 614.9 584.6 553.3 492.5


Crops 6/ . 355.5 485.6 573.1 347.9 351.2

Financial assets : 624.5 683.3 727.9 772.1 792.8

Total farm debt : 3,223.3 3,818.7 3,976.8 3,843.3 3,884.1

Real estate debt 7/ : 1,575.6 1,782.5 1,869.2 1,899.4 1,884,4


CCC loans 9/ : 26.0 95.0 205.0 94.0 62.0

Equity : 13,970.8 12,734.5 11,334.0 11,709.2 10,197.5

Ratio

Equity/assats : 81.3 76.9 74.0 75.3 72.4

Debt/equity . 23.1 30.0 35.1 32.8 38.1

Debt/asser.s, total : 18.7 23.1 26.0 24.7 27.6

Debt/assets, real estate : 11.6 13.9 16.2 15.8 17.6

Debt/assetb, nonreal estate and CCC : 46.0 54.8 56.0 55.5 59.6


See footnotes at and of table. continued--

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Table 35 - -Tars balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980

IIIIMMI

: 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : 1984 21: : : :

MISSOURI Number

Farms : 120,000 118,000 118,000 117,000 117,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3 28,050.9 '19.4 24,211.3 24,03.3 18,546.3Livestock anipoultry 4/ 2,790.7 2,307.4 2,071.3 2,051.7

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 3,493.8 . 5./ 3,775.4 3,714.3 3,495.9

Crops 6/ 1,071.4 4'413.3 1,166.5 906.1 1,001.8


Total farm ?abt 5,753.9 6,325.3 6,649.2 6,591.1 6,483.3Real estate debt 7/ 3,158.4 3,431.8 3,520.2 3,591.8 3,569.6Norval estate de 'bt 8/ 2,462.5 2,664.4 2,742.i 2,818.3 2,775.8

CCC loans 9/ 133.0 229.0 387.0 181.0 138.0

Equity 30,754.8 28,797.8 26,061.6 25,495.6 20,000.4

Ratio

Equity/assets 84.2 82.0 79.7 79.5 75.5Debt/equity 18.7 22.0 25.5 25.9 32.4

Debt/assets, total 15.8 18.0 20.3 20.5 24.5


Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC 30.7 34.4 36.8 37.4 36.7

.Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 1.3 9.3 1.3 -5.0 3.3

MONTANA

Farms 23,900 24,000

'dumber

24,000

Million dollars

24,000 26. .77

Total farm assets 18,867.9 19,916.3 19,437.1 19,664.7

Real estate 3/ 14,740.0 15,872.5 15,129.4 15,380.4 12,941.3

Livestock and poultry 4/ 1,383.7 1,193.5 1,165.7 1,285.6 1,161,,8

Machinery and motor veRicles 5/ 1,499.3 1,636,9 1,680.2 1,667.1 1,569.1

Crops 6/ 879.0 808.9 1,014.3 862.6 782.0Financial assets 366.0 404.6 447.5 468.9 466.9

Total farm debt 3,426.8 3,817.2 4,112.3 4,271.7 4,103.4

Real estate debt 7/ 2,131.3 2,273.0 2,341.9 2,451.6 2,412.6

Nonreal estate debt 8/ 1,161.5 1,350.2 1,422.4 1.466.1 1,389.3

CCC loans 9/ 134.0 194.0 348.0 354.0 301.0

Equity 15,441.1 16,099.1 15,324.9 15,393.0 12,820.8

Ratio

Equity/assets 81.8 80.8 78.8 78.3 75.8Debt/equity 22.2 23.7 26.8 27.8 32.0




Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 2.4 4.5 1.5 .8 -2.8


182

192


Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NEBRASKA Number

Farms 65,000 63,000 62,000 60,000 60,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ 33,232.1 33,156.7 31,790.2 27,878.3 20,072.7Livestock and poultry 4/ 3,449.2 3,262.4 3,112.6 3,033.2 2,816.6


Crops 6/ 2,374.5 2,529.5 3,293.0 2,545.3 2,307.8Financial assets 874.4 936.9 1,003.1 1,027.5 1,040.2

Total farm debt 8,412.2 9,184.6 10,801.3 10,377.5 9,866.2

Real estate debt 7/ 3,446.6 3,845.2 4,061.8 4,140.2 4,105.1

Nonreal estate debt 8/ 4,259.6 4,402.4 4,836.5 4,953.3 4,758.1

CCC loans 9/ 706.0 937.0 1,903.0 1,284.0 1,003.0

Equity 35,690.4 35,091.0 32,826.5 28,359.7 20,373.9

Ratio

Equity/assets 80.9 79.3 75.2 73.2 67.4

Debt/equity 23.6 26.2 32.9 36.6 48.4




Returrs to operator/total debt 10/ 2.0 11.2 5.3 1.6 13.3

NEVADA Number

Farms 3,100 2,900 2,700 2,700 2,700

Million dollars



Financial assets


Equity



!

2,718.72,179.6

271.7

164.8

63.838.8

369.4

262.4106.0

1.0

2,349.3

86.4

15.7

13.612.0

19.9

11.9

2,729.9

2,230.8247.2

162.1

48.241.7

393.8

278.6114.2

1.0

2,336.1

85.6

16.9

14.4

12.5

23.1

4.5

2,581.0

2,073.8241.5

150.170.345.2

401.6

285.5113.1

3.0

2,179.4

Ratio

84.418.4

15.613.8

22.9

2.8

2,652.2

2,116.7262.2149.076.348.0

412.9

295.9116.0

1.0

2,239.3

84.4

18.415.614.0

21.8

2.2

2,399.2

1,909.4228.9

140.265.5

55.1

410.3

295.2114.1

1.0

1,988.9

82.9

20.617.1

15.5

23.5

4.7


18319,3

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Table 35 - -Farm balance sheet (excluding operator houssholds), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NEW HAMPSHIRE Number

Farms 3,400 3,400 3,400 3,500 3,500

Million dollars

Total farm assets 662.5 697.6 708.7 750.7 829.8Real estate 3/ 472.8 494.8 512.5 554.4 633.9Livestock and poultry 4/ 55.7 57.4 50.0 44.0 44.1Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 93.3 99.5 100.3 102.4 96.4Crops 6/ 15.9 17.8 14.7 17.1 16.8Financial assets 24.8 28.2 31.2 32.7 38.6

Total farm debt 78.9 83.9 86.8 85.7 88.9Real estate debt 7/ 47.1 49.8 51.6 50.2 55.3Nonreal estate debt 8/ 31.7 34.0 35.3 35.6 33.6CCC loans 9/ 0 0 0 0 0

Equity 583.6 613.7 621.8 664.9 740.9

Ratio

Equity/assets : 88.1 88.0 87.7 88.6 89.3Debt/equity 13.5 13.7 14.0 12.9 12.0Debt/assets, total 11.9 12.0 12.3 11.4 10.7Debt/assets, real estate 10.0 10.1 10.1 9.0 8.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 16.7 16.8 18.0 18.1 17.2Returns to operator/total debt 10/ -11.3 12.0 8.2 9.9 10.7

NEW JERSEY

Farms .

.

9,500 9,500

Number

9,500

Million dollars

9,400 9,400

Total farm assets : 3,205.9 3,333.5 3,255.4 3,241.5 3,466.5Real estate 3/ : 2,587.3 2,685.9 2,604.0 2,606.2 2,845.9Livestock and poultry 4/ 97.7 89.8 80.8 77.4 72.4Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 330.7 356.2 362.6 356.0 335.1Crops 6/ : 44.1 49.0 47.6 36.1 42.5Financial assets : 146.3 152.7 160.5 165.8 170.6

Total farm debt 397.2 423.1 438.2 432.1 427.7Real estate debt 7/ 267.7 270.1 278.4 279.1 275.9Nonreal estate debt 8/ 126.5 147.0 153.8 149.0 148.8CCC loans 9/ 3.0 6.0 6.0 4.0 3.0

2,808.7 2,910.5 2,817.2 2,809.4 3,038.8

Ratio

Equity/assets 87.6 87.3 86.5 86.7 87.7Debt/equity 14.1 14.5 15.6 15.4 14.1Debt/assets, total 12.4 12.7 13.5 13.3 12.3Debt/assets, real estate 10.3 110.1 10.7 10.7 9.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC 20.9 23.6 24.5 24.1 24.5Returns to operator/total debt 10/ 12.6 22.5 23.8 22.4 28.6


184' 19 4

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 11-continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NEW MEXICO Number

Farms 14,000 14,000 14,000 14,000 14,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ 8,419.8 8,410.9 7,682.9 7,826.7 7,014.3

Livestock and poultry 4/ 608.9 548.9 528.5 532.0 529.2

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 447.5 472.0 471.0 467.3 439.8

Crops 6/ 63.6 118.8 126.1 93.0 91.7

Financial assets 191.9 212.7 236.9 255.5 265.3

Total farm debt 1,171.7 1,254.9 1,352.6 1,332.9 1,312.1

Real estate debt 7/ 670.0 723.7 754.4 755.7 741.6

Nonreal estate debt 8/ 496.7 503.2 533.3 !34.2 539.5

CCC loans 9/ 5.0 28.0 65.0 43.0 31.0

Equity 8,560.1 8,508.4 7,692.7 7,841.5 7,028.2

Ratio

Equity/assets : 88.0 87.1 85.0 85.5 84.3


: 13.7

12.0

14.7

12.9

17.6

15.0

17.0

14.5

18.7

15.7

Debt/assets, real estate : 8.0 8.6 9.8

8

9.7 10.6

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 38.2 39.3 4 42.8 43.0

Returns to operator/total debt 10/ 14.8 6.6 4.7 4.4 7.6

NEW YORK . Number

Farms ! 47,000 48,000 49,000 48,000 48,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets ! 11.218.3 11,546.8 11,684.8 11,512.6 11,153.6

Real estate 3/ 6,366.9 6,633.8 6,612.4 6,492.1

Livestock and poultry 4/ 1,526.5 1,395.4 1,309.7 1,111.9 1,143.2


Crops 6/ : 600.2 517.4 594.7 529.7 524.4

Financial assets : 651.4 677.9 715.8 733.3 750.4

Total farm debt 2,636.7 2,716.9 2,953.3 3,199.2 2,797.4

Real estate debt 7/ 1,018.7 1,099.4 1,140.8 1,156.1 1,080.8


CCC loans 9/ 41.0 52.0 72.0 56.0 32.0

Equity 8,581.6 8,829.9 8,731.6 8,313.4 8,356.2

an t io

Equity/assets 76.5 76.5 74.7 72.2 74.9

Debt/equity 30.7 30.8 33.8 38.5 33.5



Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC.

33.4 32.9 35.7 42.9 36.8



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Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NORTH CAROLINA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estate 3/ .

Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/

Financial assets


Equity


Debt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estate


NORTH DAKOTA

Farms

Total farm assets

Real estate 3/Livestock and poultry 4/

Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets


Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/chuityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC


:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

.

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

90,000

17,469.013,322.7

690.62,415.4

293.4

747.0

3,349.01,595.31,733.7

20.0

14,120.0

80.323.719.212.0

42.313.4

38,500

23,373.4

17,106.8980.9

2,999.41,412.4873.9

4,075.91,925.4

1,882.5

268.0

19,297.5

82.621.1

17.4

11.334.3

.1

86,000

16,952.212,573.3

630.82,526.0413.2808.9

3,731.51,829.41,861.1

41.0

13,220.8

78.028.222.014.543.4

23.5

37,000

24,388.9

17,731.8892.7

3,163.81,623.9976.7

4,650.52,077.32,097.2476.0

19,738.4

80.923.619.1

11.738.7

6.8

Number

83,000

Million dollars

17,154.012,640.9

667.3

2,517.4459.1

869.4

3,851.41,953.1

1,832.366.0

13,302.6

Ratio

77.5

29.0

22.5

15.5

42.1

21.9

Number

36,500

Million dollars

24,188.8

17,1.7.0892.1

3,230.81,814.31,134.5

5,456.32,216.52,288.8

951.0

18,732.5

Ratio

77.4

29.1

22.6

12.9

45.8

5.8

79,000

17,478.213,294.2

2,377.4311.0903.2

3,800.71,961.51,806.2

33.0

13,677.5

78.327.821.7

14.844.011.0

36,000

23,958.4

17,125.9910.4

3,161.81,557.41,202.9

5,544.42,293.32,302.0949.0

18,414.0

76.930.123.113.4

47.64.6

79,000

16,151.911,981.3

625.62,237.7

362.4944.9

3,658.71,962.61,669.0

27.0

12,493.2

77.329.3

22.7

6141:):1;

32.1

36,000

20,896.7

14,051.2883.2

2,975.91,564.11,422.3

5,483.42,293.32,288.1902.0

15,413.3

iil46.6

10.7


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Table 35 - -Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

OHIO Number

Farms 94,000 93,000 92,000 90,000 90,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ 26,784.0 23,711.1 21,782.3 20,808.0 16,246.1

Livestock and poultry y 1,193.3 1,071.7 1,057.3 975.6 1,007.6.


Crops 6/ 1,353.3 1,055.9 1,309.2 1,122.7 1,238.4


Total farm debt : 4,486.5 4,914.5 5,112.3 4.878.9 4,777.7

Real estate debt 7/ 2,511.4 2,764.2 2,826.7 2,848.3 2,804.5


CCC loans 9/ : 114.0 138.0 282.0 135.0 127.0

Equity 29,526.8 25,885.2 24,059.5 22,987.1 18,481.3

Ratio

Equity /assets 86.8 84.0 82.5 82.5 79.5

Debt/equity 15.2 19.0 21.2 21.2 25.9



'.gat /assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 27.3 30.3 30.9 28.8 28.1

Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 7.2 -.3 2.1 -4.2 15.9

OKLAHOMA Number

Farms 73,000 73,000 73,000 74,000 74,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ 21,222.5 22,278.7 21,496.5 21,192.1 17,173.1

Livestock and poultry 4/ : 2,114.6 1,887.8 1,801.1 1,716.4 1,753.4


Crops 6/ : 318.4 451.1 639.0 633.4 505.9

Financial assets . 766.0 836.2 901.8 952.4 987.2

:

:

Total farm debt : 4,L08.8 5,206.7 5,446.6 5,606.3 5,253.1

Real estate debt 7/ : 2,187.2 2,426.2 2,518.3 2,583.2 2,579.1


CCC loans 2/ : 48.0 140.0 386.0 403.0 223.0

:

Equity : 21,954.3 22,612.5 21,853.8 21,364.4 17,497.4

:

: Ratio

:

Equity/assets : 82.6 81.3 80.0 79.2 76.9

Debt/equity : 21.0 23.0 24.9 26.2 30.0



Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 45.3 50.2 50.5 52.3 47.9

keturns to operator /total debt 12/ : 5.7 6.2 8.6 3.0 5.1

:


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Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

OREGON

Farms 36,500

Number

37,000 37,500 37,000 37,000

Million dollars

Total farm tssets 13,788.5 14,329.2 14,390.5 14,348.4 12,344.5Real estate 3/ 10,744.7 11,293.1 11,309.1 11,212.6 9,314.1Livestock and poultry 4/ 855.5 762.3 693.7 725.1 718.6Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ 1,338.0 1,434.6 1,455.0 1,424.5 1,340.7Crops 6/ 378.4 320.5 372.2 401.8 396.1Financial assets 471.9 518.7 560.5 584.5 574.9

Total farm debt 2,740.8 3,070.2 3,196.7 3,210.9 3,101.2Real estate debt 7/ 1,759.3 1,968.0 2,043.0 2,067.5 2,021.4Nonreal estate debt 8/ 948.5 1,040.2 1,062.7 1,03'4.4 950.7CCC loans 9/ 33.0 62.0 91.0 111.0 129.0

Equity 11,047.7 11,259.0 11,193.9 11,137.5 9,243.4

Ratio

Equity/assets : 80.1 78.6 77.8 77.6 74.9Debt/equity 24.8 27.3 28,6 28.8 33.6Debt/assets, total 19.9 21.4 22.2 22.4 25.1Debt/assets, real estate 16.4 17.4 18.1 18.4 21.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC 32.2 36.3 37.4 36.5 35.6Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 11.8 9.7 6.1 6.3 9.9

PENNSYLVANIA Number

Farms 61,000 60,000 59,000 58,000 58,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 17,003.7 16,610.9 16,522.0 16,984.0 16,036.2Real estate 3/ 11,986.5 11,456.6 11,399.1 12,336.0 11,364.6Livestock and poultry 4/ . 1,606.4 1,539.3 1,400.1 1,275.1 1,246.7Machinery and motor vehicles 5/ : 2,223.2 2,374.7 2,394.3 2,093.2 1,970.1Crops 6/ 658.5 6.8.8 732.1 656.2 793.7Financial assets : 529.2 561.5 596.4 623.4 661.0

Total farm debt : 2,398.3 2,618.4 2,697.4 2,726.1 2,692.8Real estate debt 7/ 1,282.6 1,389.7 1,422.3 1,452.2 1,441.2Nonreal estate debt 8/ : 1,089.6 1,191.8 1,236.0 1,251.0 1,237.7CCC loans 9/ : 26.0 37.0 39.0 23.0 14.0

Equity . 14,605.4 13,992.5 13,824.7 14,257.8 13,343.3

Ratio

Equity/assets : 85.9 84.2 83.7 83.9 83.2Debt/equity : 16.4 18.7 19.5 19.1 20.2Debt/assets, total . 14.1 15.8 16.3 16.1 16.8Debt/assets, real estate 10.7 12.1 12.5 11.8 12.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 22.2 23.8 24.9 27.4 26.8Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 9.6 18.3 12.5 8.5 27.4


1 96

188

Table 35 - -Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

RHODE ISLAND Number

Farms 820 800 800 750 750

Million dollars

Total farm assets 218.9 213.8 216.6 220.2 247.0

Real estate 3/ 180.8 175.1 177.3 183.2 209.2



Crops 6/ 1.4 1.6 2.4 2.3 2.5


Total farm debt 21.6 23.2 25.8 25.6 26.1

Real estate debt 7/ 10.5 11.2 14.1 13.7 13.9

Nonreal estate debt 8/ 11.1 12.0 11.7 11.9 12.3

CCC loans 91 0 0 0 0 0

Equity 197.3 190.6 190.7 194.6 220.9

Ratio

Equity/assets : 90.1 89.2 88.1 88.4 89.4

Debt/equity . 11.0 12.2 13.5 13.1 11.8



Debt /assets, nonreal estate and CCC.

29.2 31.0 29.9 32.2 32.4



Farms 33,000 31,000 29,000 28,000 28,000

Million dollars

Total form assets 7,203.3 7,044.1 6,697.9 6,308.9 6,237.9

Real estate 3/ 5,453.9 5,244.1 4,900.1 4,642.5 4,508.4



Crops 6/ 132.0 166.8 192.2 113.2 154.4


Total farm debt 1,407.9 1,601.2 1,630.0 1,605.3 1,579.1

Real estate debt 7/ 726.4 826.0 867.0 882.1 883.5


CCC loans 9/ 12.0 21.0 41.0 14.0 13.0

Equity 5,795.4 5,442.9 5,067.9 4,703.6 4,658.8

Ratio

Equity/assets . 80.5 77.3 75.7 74.6 74.7

Debt/equitr . 24.3 29.4 32.2 34.1 33.9




Returns to operator/total debt 10/ -4.2 6.1 8.0 -3.3 11.6


189 199

Table 35 - -Fara balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, Decaaber 31, 1980-84 1/ - -continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

SOUTH DAKOTA

Farms


Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/Financial assets

Total farm debtReal e2tate debt 7/


Equity

Equity/assets



TENNESSEE

Farms

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

38,000

20,189.013,842.52,245.62,136.1

1,474.9

489.9

4,128.51,717.8

2,165.6245.0

16,060.5

79.6

25.720.4

12.4

38.07.0

95,000

37,500

20,559.514,626.51,717.72,310.6

1,376.1528.5

4,530.01,899.2

2,317.8313.0

16,029.5

78.0

28.322.013.0

44.310.8

95,000

Number

37,000

Million dollars

20,670.114,592.91,776.7

2,357.21,370.7

572.5

5,029.41,963.7

2,557.7508.0

15,640.7

Ratio

75.7

32.224.313.5

50.47.0

Number

95,000

37,000

20,252.314,181.61,801.82,338.91,329.6600.4

5,114.72,004.9

2,635.8474.0

15,137.6

76.733.825.314.1

51.24.0

95,000

37,000

16,604.510,495.31,824.72,201.41,463.6

619.5

5,045.51,975.6

2,622.9447.0

11,559.0

69.6

43.730.4

18.8

50.313.9

95,000

: Million dollars

Total feta assets : 16,051.5 15,811.2 15,789.6 15,918.6Real estate 3/ : 12,021.0 11,617.9 11,347.5 11,703.8Livestock and poultry 4/ : 1,038.4 929.0 1,021.8 924.2Machinery and motco, vehicles 5/ : 1,927.9 2,051.9 2,065.5 2,049.5Crops 6/ , : 321.4 427.5 518.9 352,2Financial assets : 742.7 784.9 835,9 888.9

:

:

:

Total farm debt : 2,742.7 2,900.0 2,876.1 2,753.6Real estate debt 7/ : 1,289.6 1,381.5 1,419.8 1,420.6Nonreal estate doge si 1 1,426.2 1,467.5 1,370.3 1,298.9CCC loans V : 27.0 51.0 86.0 34.0

:

Equity : 13,308.8 12,911.2 12,913.5 13,165.0:

: Ratio:

Equity/assets : 82.9 81.7 81.8 82.7Debt/equity : 20.6 22.5 22.3 20.9Debt/assets, total : 17.1 18.3 18.2 17.3De-t/assets, real estate 1 10.7 11.9 12.5 12.1Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : - 36.1 36.2 32.8 31.6Returns to operator/total debt 12/ : 30 804 9.5 -2.1

:

15,248.011,028.1

910.11,929.0

482.5898.3

2,708.11,410.11,270.0

28.0

1

12,539.9

82.2

NI.,

12.830.8

12.2


190

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/-continued

Item 19 80 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

TEXAS

Farms : 189,000

Number

188,000 187,000 187,000 187,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ : 60,367.7 69,375.9 69,969.8 76,217.9 83,863.8Livestock ana poultry 4/ : 5,220.6 4,646.5 5,121.6 4,957.8 4,896.6


Crops 6/ 1,360.1 1,498.7 1,805.0 1,334.0 1,127.2


Total farm debt : 10,640.0 11,886.1 12,898.0 12,880.2 13,260.7Real estate debt 7/ : 5,148.7 5,436.8 5,680.6 5,975.7 6,104.8


CCC loans 9/ 66.0 428.0 1,147.0 799.0 464.0

Equity : 63,987.9 71,819.0 72,371.1 78,098.6 84,945.8

Ratio

Equity/assets . 85.7 85.8 84.9 85.8 86.5

Debt/equity : 16.6 15.6 17.8 16.5 15.6




Rotuma to operator/total debt 10/ : 4,1 13.7 1%0 8.4 12.7

UTAH

Farms 13,800 14,000

Number

14,000

Million dollars

14,000 14,000


Real estate 3/ 6,271.5 6,466.1 6,101.5 6,122.1 5,515.0



Crops 6/ 145.9 138.8 142.5 132.1 121.5


Total farm debt 876.0 960.5 1,005.6 1,030.5 1,045.5

Real estate debt 7/ 498.5 553.1 572.4 601.1 601.7

Nonreal estate debt 8/ : 371.5 399.4 423.2 420.4 436.8

CCC loans 9/ 6.0 8.0 10.0 9.0 7.0

Equit 6,603.7 6,669.3 6,332.5 6,296.5 5,628.8

Ratio

Equity/assets : 88.3 87.4 86.3 85.9 84.3

Debt/equity : 13.3 14.4 15.9 16.4 18.6




Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 2.1 -.3 -.7 -2.2 1.4


201191

Table 35 - -Fars balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, Deccaber 31, 1990-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

VERMONT

Farms 8,200 7,500

Number

7,500

Million dollars

7,300 7,300

Total farm assets

Real estate 3/Livestock and poultry 4/

Machinery and motor fegicles 5/Crops 6/

Financial assets

Total farm debt

Real estate debt 7/Nonreal estate debt 8/CCC loans 9/

Equity


Debt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estate


VIRGINIA

Farms



Financial assets


Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equityDebt /assets, total


.

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

1,965.81,174.6

296.0346.368.380.6

303.6

168.3134.3

i.,)

1,662.2

84.618.3

15.4

14.3

17.1

29.3

59,000

12,622.6

9,512.8896.6

1,492.9

249.8470.5

1,815.9991.9807.017.0

10,a05.6

85.616.8

14.410.4

26.5-.:).9

1,965.1

1,170.2296.8

339.376.182.7

326.1

146.5

1.0

1,639.1

83.419.9

16.6

15.3

18.6

30.9

60,000

12,574.5

9,338.7

799.21,653.7

281.8501.1

1,961.91,066.1870.8

25.0

10,612.5

84.418.518

15.611.4

27.7

5.6

1,973.81,211.1

2C8.2343.5

61.6

89.3

344.3185.2158.1

1.0

1,629.5

Ratio

82.621.1

17.4

15.3

20.928.6

Number

58,000

Million dollars

12,801.09,599.2

735.51,643.5

291.9530.P

2,010.2

1,093.6885.6

31.0

10,790.8

Ratio

84.3

18.6

15.7

11.4

!81.68

2,001.31,286.8

222.1

331.868.692.0

354.2

189.6163.6

1.0

1,647.0

82.321.5

17.7

14.7

23.017.2

57,006

12,576.5

9,421.6

780.51,602.6

216.8555.0

2,044.7

1,131.5895.2

18.0

10,531.7

83.7

19.4

16.312.0

225::

2,152.31,468.0207.8

312.369.394.9

341.8184.9

155.9

1.0

1,810.5

84.118.9

15.9

12.6

22.916.0

57,000

12,389.5

9,240.0706.2

1,508.4

328.9606.1

2,037.8

l'aN16.0

10,351.7

83.6

19.7

16.412.3

28.5


192 2 2

Table 35- -Fars, balance sheet (excluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1i-continued

1

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

WASHINGTON Number

Farms : 39,500 39,000 38,000 38,000 38,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 16,561.4 17,229.4 17,425.1 17,803.5 /7,117.6

Real estate 3/ 12,894.8 13,575.4 13,672.7 13,929.6 13,397.5


Machinery and moor vehicles 5/ 1,817.0 1,888.0 1,832.3 1,818.0 1,711.2

Crops 6/ 497.1 464.5 586.3 681.0 663.3


Total farm debt 2,952.9 3,373.8 3,663.0 3,728-1 3,777.8

Real estate debt.7/ 1,737.1 1,989.5 2,093.1 2,131.2 2,131.9


CCC loans 9/ 74.0 137.0 292.0 287.0 335.0

Equity 13,608.5 13,855.6 13,762.1 14,075.3 13,339.8

Ratio

Equity/assets 82.2 80.4 79.0 79.1 77.9

Debt/equity 21.7 24.3 26.6 26.5 28.3





WEST VIRGINIANumber

Farms : 22,2(10 22,300 22,800 22,000 22,000

Million dollars


Real estate 3/ 2,574.5 2,615.8 2,319.1 2,139.2 1,/79.5



Crops 6/ 77.2 62.9 68.7 78.2 86.9


Total farm debt 319.7 340.5 345.1 348.0 340.8

Real estate debt 7/ 199.6 208.9 215.0 217.0 214.9


CCC loans 9/ 1.0 2.0 3.0 2.0 1.0

Equity 3,007.7 3,052.1 2,754.5 2,569.5 2,196.6

Ratio

Equity/assets 90.4 90.0 88.9 88.1 86.6

Debt/equity 10.6 11.2 12.5 13.5 15.5


Debt/assets, real estate 7.8 8.0 9,3 10.1 12.1


Returns to operator/total debt 10/ -14.9 -20.2 -26.6 -27.1 -14.3


193203

Table 35--Farm balance sheet (mcluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

WISCONSIN

Farms

.

92,000 90,000

Number

88,000 86,000 86,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 29,647.4 29,403.4 28,831.5 26,981.7 23,793.6Real estate 3/ 18,743.1 18,540.6 17,772.3 16,543.7 13,416.3Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/

3,689.04,536.2

3,178.54,891.6

2,999.74,969.8

2,585.04,819.2

2,777.84,535.9Crops 6/ 1,523.3 1,545.2 1,756.5 1,640.8 1,629.5Financial assets 1,155.7 1,247.5 1,333.1 1,393.0 1,434.1

Total farm debt 5,625.0 6,329.4 6,829.2 6,946.3 6,801.7Real estate debt 7/ 2,790.1 3,153.6 3.323.9 3,469.8 3,460.4Nonreal estate debt 8/ 2,632.0 2,936.7 3,140.3 3,240.5 3,192.3CCC loans 9/ 203.0 239.0 365.0 236.0 149.0

Equity 24,022.4 23,074.0 22,002.3 20,035.3 16,991.9

Ratio

Equity/aosets: 81.0 78.5 76.3 74.3 71.4Debt/eqtray 23.4 27.4 31.0 34.7 40.0Debt/awJets, total 19.0 21.5 23.7 25.7 28.6Debt /assets, real estate 14.9 17.0 18.7 21.0 25.8Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 26.0 29.2 31.7 33.3 32.2Returns to operator/total debt 10/ : 22.3 18.1 14.3 8.2 19.9

WYOMINGNumber

Farms 9,300 9,100 9,200 9,100 9,100

Million dollars

Total farm asset

Real estate 3/

Livestock and poultry 4/Machinery and motor vehicles 5/Crops 6/

Financial assets

Total farm debtReal estate debt 7/


Equity


Debt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate end CCCReturns to operator/total debt 10/

:

.

.

.

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

.

.

7,414.85,971.9

664.8479.2158.7

140.3

1,081.8606.7468.1

7.0

6,333.0

85.417.1

14.6

10.232.9

4.5

7,600.4

6,407.0

579.0498.7158.5157.3

1,147.5643.9

492.611.0

6,652.9

85.317.214.7

10.136.1

-.6

7,827.46,410.7

582.6507,1149.3

177.7

1,188.8641.0

533.814.0

6,638.6

Ratio

84.817.915.2

10.038.7

-7.1

7,936.66,510.0

582.7497.7154.0192.3

1,221.6649.6

559.1

13.0

6,715.0

84.6L8.215.4

10.040.1-8.3

7,253.85,852.5

574.0468.4155.0203.9

1,182.5635.2

536.3

11.0

6,071.3

83.719.516.3

10.939.1-8.9

1/ Data are for farms with sales of $1,000 or more annually. 2/ Preliminary. 3/ Excludes value of operator dwellings.4/ Excludes horses, mules, and broilers. 5/ Includes only farm share value for trucks and autos. 6/ All crops held onfarms including crops under CCC and crops held off farms by farm operators. 7/ Excludes debt on operator dwellings.8/ Excludes debt for nonfarm purposes. 9/ Nonrecourse CCC loans secured by crops, and storage and drying facilities ownedby farmers. 10/ Total debt in this ratio is an average for the year.

194

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Table 36 - -Balance sheet of the fare sector(including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/...............w*.+.,............*

Item 1980 1981 1982 s 1983

ALABAMA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehicles

Crops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperatives

Total farm debt

Real e-tate debtNonreal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/

Equity


Net farm income/debt 6/

ALASKA

Farms

Tots1 farm assets

Real estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehicles

Crops 3/Nousehad equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperatives

Total farm debtReal estate debtNonreal estate debt 4/

CCC loans 5/

Equity



.

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

t

1

I

:

:

;

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

I

t

:

:

t

;

I

I

:

:

:

:

;

:

57,000

14,209.9

10,829.0768.5

1,427.7

128.4456.9259.638.3

301.6

2,379.0

1,231.71,132.3

15.0

11,830.9

83.3

20.1

16.711.4

33.911.1

500

308.2

235.65.0

14.7

2.16.64.2.1

39.8

30.027.52.50

278.3

90.310.8

9.711.7

12.6

55,000

13,892.010,443.0

1,463.1

239.4474.7

262.135.3

321.3

2,603.5

1,373.91,191.6

38.0

11,288.5

81.323.1

18.713.2

33.7

21.6

550

356.5

270.85.9

18.5

1.9

8.26.2

.2

44.7

42.318.9

0

314.2

88.113.5

11.97.0

27.3

1.2

Number

54,000

Million dollars

13,089.1

9,581.6

1,2::3254.1

502.6

270.633.9

343.0

2,610.4

1,394.2

1,147.269.0

10,478.7

Ratio

80.1

194::

34.7

19.4

Number

600

Million dollars

411.2

1i.016121.6

IL:7.1

.2

55.7

45.527.418.10

Ratio

88.91 25

8.9::::

3.2

54,000

12,707.09,303.5

622.71,424.1

148.2

523.4287.935.4

361.8

2,496.4

1,402.41,070.0

24.0

10,210.6

80.424.4

19.615.1

32.1

16.6

650

434.0319.8

6.223.2

1.1

12.0

8.1

.2

63.4

39.928.811.2

0

394.1

90.810.1

9.29.09.8

6.5

1984 2/

54,000

12,277.68,843.5

598.81,337.7

Fli.i36.0

379.7

2,395.9

1,362.21,021.6

12.0

9,881.8

80.524.2

19.515.430.1

26.5

650

399.1327.6

6.221.8

.8

14.88.8

.1

19.0

41.4

28.313.2

357.7

89.6

11.610.4

8.618.4

12.0


205195

Table 36--Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 11-continued

Item

ARIZONA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estate

Livestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/

Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings t Ids

Investments in cooperatives

Total farm debtReal estate debt


Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

ARKANSAS

Farms



Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds


Total farm debtReal estate debt


Equity

Equity/assetsDebt/equityDebt/assets, total

Debr/assets, real estateDe'. /assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet fe."n income/debt 6/

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

.

:

:

1980

7,800

12,560.7

10,848.6

527.5479.0

363.4136.8

86.1

4.5

114.8

1,662.8

655.4997.410.0

10,897.8

86.815.3

13.2

6.0

58.8

23.6

58,000

22,021.217,212.8

945.02,156.4

402.8

417.3363.4

65.0458.6

3,628.31,925.31,654.9

48.0

18,393.0

83.5

19.7

16.5

11.235.4

11.7

1981

8,000

12,859.6

11,325.0449.4505.7

204.6153.5

96.14.6

120.6

1,806.8

700.51,085.4

21.0

11,052.7

85.916.3

14.1

6.2

72.121.3

57,000

22,717.017,755.2

801.12,240.1

537.7

465.1373.861.1

482.8

4,071.32,061.1

1,907.2103.0

18,645.7

82.121.817.9

11.640.5

21.1

1982

Number

8,200

Million dollars

12,357.9

10,837.5440.3503.0

180.7169.1

103.84.6

118.9

1,871.7

716.2

1,094.661.0

10,486.2

Ratio

84.9

17.8

15.1

6.676.011.5

Number

56,000

Million dollars

20,734.015,746.4

756.82,191.7

::;:35

386.458.7

555.2

4,271.22,143.71,866.4

261.0

16,462.8

Ratio

79.4

25.920.613.6

42.7

15.7

1983

8,300

12,484.8

11,062.5411.0504.6

81.9

184.7

111.94.9

123.3

1,906.2

1,121.133.0

10,578.6

84.7

18.0

15.3

6.8

81.16.6

55,030

19,811.715,021.3

722.82,133.3

400.2

490.0404.060.1

579.8

4,216.52,168.61,873.9174.0

15,595.2

78.7

27.0

11.3

14.4

42.8

13.1

1984 2/

8,300

11,483.437.5

447.9474.082.6

200.0121.8

5.0

21214.6

1,952.8736.1

1,214.72.0

9,530.6

83.0

20.5

17.0

7.4/8.7

17.1

55,000

18,259.113,668.9

649036.75

2,004.0

540.8

444.6

4,204.62,160.21,905.3

139.0

14,054.6

77.0

29.9

23.0

15.8

44.5

26.4

See footnotes at and of table.continued--

1962 I.; 6

Table 36--Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item

CALIFORNIA

Farms

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

: 83,000 82,000

Number

80,000 78,000 78,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 58,195.2 63,460.0 63,677.6 63,294.0 56,958.0

Livestock and poultry 3,067.6 2,988.7 2,734.7 2,719.6 2,753.1

Machinery and motor vehicles 4,070.4 4,261.8 4,150.6 4,010.7 3,767.4

Crops 3/ 1,077.8 785.8 661.8 408.1 527.2

Household equip. and furnishings 1,043.8 1,227.4 1,422.8 1,518.1 1,653.3

Deposits and currency 1,279.6 1,339.6 1,375.7 1,428.5 1,554.3

U.S. savings bonds 129.3 123.8 118.1 120.0 122.3

Investments in cooperatives 1,374.3 1,528.3 1,677.4 1,742.3 1,991.5

Total farm debt : 13,762.6 15,614.2 16,862.8 17,766.0 17,783.5

Real estate debt : 7,240.5 8,195.5 8,686.1 9,231.5 9,260.3


CCC loans 5/ 22.0 25.0 161.0 73.0 57.0

Equity : 56,475.4 60,101.1 58,955.8 57,475.2 51,543.6

Ratio

Equity/assets . 80.4 79.4 77.8 76.4 74.3

Debt/equity : 24.4 26.0 28.6 30.9 34.5



.

:

12.4

54.2

12.9

60.5

13.6

67.3

14.6

71.4 168.96.;

Net farm income/debt 6/ 34.0 28.2 21.6 15.5 20.0

COLORADO Number

Farms : 27,000 27,500 27,000 27,000 27,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 20,006.0 20,398.9 20,522.3 21.095.5 19,662.8

Real estate : 15,407.0 15,875.2 15,799.2 16,192.8 15,051.0

Livestock and poultry 1,608.1 1,302.7 1,319.5 1,371.2 1,385.9


Crops 3/ 686.7 664.5 713.7 775.3 655.7

Household equip. and furnishings : 266.5 296.2 340.6 374.9 421.9

Deposits and currency : 226.8 246.3 254.5 270.9 294.7

U.S. savings bonds : 23.3 23.1 22.2 23.1 23.6

Investments in cooperatives : 418.6 470.3 542.8 571.2 406.0

Total farm debt 4,197.5 4,516.2 4,E64.0 4,845.4 4,673.1

Real estate debt 2,212.4 2,470.8 2,546.6 2,542.9 2,512.0


CCC loans 5/ 100.0 186.0 299.0 250.0 200.0

Equity 15,808.5 15,882.7 15,658.3 16,250.1 14,989.8

Ratio

Equity/assets . 79.0 77.9 76.3 77.0 76.2

Debt/equity : 26.6 28.4 31.1 29.8 31.2




Net farm income/debt 6/. 8.3 9.3 5.5 6.5 11.5


207197

Table 36-- Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981

CONNECTICUT

?arms 4,300 4,300

Total farm assets : 1,708.7 1,749.3Reel estate : 1,258.5 1,278.9Livestock end poultry : 98.1 96.4Machinery and motor vehicles : 147.2 158.8Crops 3/ : 26.7 25.9Household equip. and furnishings : 69.6 76.2Deposits and currency . 51.8 54.2U.S. savings bonds : 12.7 12.2Investments in cooperatives . 44.2 46.7

Total farm debt : 230.9 253.1Real estate debt 115.5 126.3Nonreal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/ :

115.40

126.80

Equity 1,477.8 1,496.3

Equity/assets 86.5 85.5Debt/equity 15.6 16.9Debt/assets, total : 13.5 14.5Debt/assets, real estate : 9.2 9.9Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 25.6 26.9Net farm income/debt 6/ : 24.7 26.0

DELAWARE :

Farms 3,500 3,500

Total farm assets : 1,572.8 1,504.7Reel estate : 1,253.2 1,179.4Livestock end poultry . 29.6 27.5Machinery and motor vehicles : 169.8 179.0Crops 3/ : 28.7 23.7Household equip. and furnishings : 28.1 28.5Deposits and currency t 27.4 28.7U.S. savings bonds : 7.6 7.3Investments in cooperatives t

t

28.3 30.5

:

:

Total farm debt : 282.5 308.2Real estate debt t 141.7 151.8Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 139.7 153.4CCC loans 5/ :

t

1.0 3.0

Equity:

t

1,290.3 1,196.5

:

:

Equity /assets : 82.0 79.5Debt /equity : 21.9 25.8Debt/assets, total : 18.0 20.5Debt /teats, real estate : 11.3 12.9Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 44.0 48.1Net farm income/debt 6/ : -3.8 11.7

:

19831982 1984 2/

Number

4,300 4,300 4,300

Million dollars

1,809.7

1,327.584.5

1,895.8

1,407.0

76.0

2,340.0

11,604.079.0

161.2 159.826.5 25.2

150.1

1241.391.3 103.957.1

666.2

14:6912:: 12.750.6 256.5

2307.61

126.70

265.5

134.3131.2

0

1,552.5 1,630.3

Ratio

85.8 86.016.6 16.314.2 14.09.8 9.5

26.3 26.833.2 26.7

Number

3,500

dollars

3,600

1,534.3 1,574.71,188.9 1,231.6

25.9 24.0177.9 181.336.6 24.333.1 36.830.2 33.17.2 7.7

34.6 36.0

327.7 386.3161.4 165.8163.3 219.5

3.0 1.0

1,206.6 1,188.4 .

Rctio

78.6 75.527.2 32.521.4 24.513.6 13.5

. 48.1 64.317.4 23.2

Million

260.6

133.6127.1

2,079.4

88.912.5

11.1

8.317.3

43.1

3,600

1,426.11,083.7

21.1

170.326.839.1

36.07.8

41.3

381.5165.7213.8

2.0

1,044.6

73.3

36.526.7

15.363.0

37.3

See footnotes at end of tablo.continued--

198 2 8

Table 36--Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/ -continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

FLORIDA Number

Farms : 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 20,658.0 19,885.8 20,488.0 20,904.0 19,851.0

Livestock and poultry : 1,064.8 895.1 965.3 885.1 779.4Machinery and motor vehicles : 1,212.2 1,303.2 1,318.3 1,306.5 1,227.3

Crops 3/ . 58.6 61.1 74.8 50.4 44.2



U.S. savings bonds : 65.8 63.C, 61.6 64.2 65.4

Investments in cooperatives : 5:8.7 671.1 732.4 767.4 821.0

Total farm debt 3,641.0 4,087.2 4,251.5 4,257.2 4,165.1

Real estate debt 2,334.1 2,671.8 2,809.5 2,853.3 2,842.6


CCC loans 5/ 6.0 9.0 8.0 4.0 3.0

Equity : 20,703.9 19,507.3 20,192.0 20,588.G 19,595.6

Ratio

Equity/assets : 85.0 82.7 82.6 82.9 82.5

Debt/equity . 17.6 21.0 21.1 20.7




Net farm income/debt 6/ . 41.2 39.0 40.1 41.8 43.9

GEORGIA Number

Farms 60,000 57,000 55,000 51,000 51,000

Million dollars


Real estateLivestock and poultry .

14,079.5

916.0

12,964.0

791.1

12,727.3

834.2

12,285.0

672.8

11,677.5

684.7


Crops 3/ : 252.8 254.3 348.5 236.9 249.2


L.posits and currency : 406.4 403.9 409.8 404.2 439.5

U.S. savings bonds : 49.6 45.1 42.6 41.1 41.9

Investments in cooperatives . 717.6 821.4 908.0 978.8 1,034.6

Total farm debt 4,551.1 4,925.3 4,907.9 4,822.5 4,641.5Real estate debt : 2,244.9 2,432.7 2,459.3 2,495.7 2,452.3


CCC loans 5/ : 45.0 51.0 88.0 37.0 26.0

Equity : 14,230.7 12,716.8 12,699.8 11,996.1 11,649.9

: Ratio

Equity/assets : 75.8 72.1 72.1 71.3 71.5

Debt/equity : 32.0 38.7 38.6 40.2 39.8


Debt/assets, real estate . 15.9 18.8 19.3 20.3 21.0


Net farm income/debt 6/ . .2 9.1 15.9 12.3 23.0

------- ----------


199209

Table 36- -Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 11-continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

HAWAII

Farms 4,400

Humber

4,500 4,500 4,500 4,500

Million dollars



Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. cavings bondsInvestments in cooperatives

Total farm debtRealestate debtNonreal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/

Equity


nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

IDAHO

Farms

.

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

3,094.52,676.3

114.1199.4

0

32.849.3

5.1

17.4

216.3

126.589.80

2,878.2

93.07.5

7.04.7

21.5139.2

24,300

3,574.33,124.2

118.7211.0

0

39.8

54.0

5.1

21.4

250.8

147.2

103.60

3,323.5

93.07.5

7.0

4.7

23.0

53.2

24,:00

4,030.4

3,579.0

108.3205.8

0

51.556.85.0

14.1

276.9

160.7116.1

0

3,753.5

Ratio

93.17.4

6.94.5

25.748.9

dumber

24,500

4,007.53,560.7

97.2203.9

0

54.660.55.2

25.4

296.5

189.8106.7

0

3,711.1

92.68.0

7.4

23.9

24,600

4,180.73,738.2

83.5191.60

68.865.85.3

27.6

321030:75

113.20

3,867.1

92.58.17.5

2:::Debt/assets,

75.4

24,600

Million dollars

Total farm assets 15,688.7 16,461.5 16,040.6 16,097.8 14,961.6Real estate 11,610.0 12,501.1 12,128.6 11,965.8 11,010.3Livestock and poultry 1,053.2 850.3 833.8 806.1 761.8Machinery and motor vehicles 1,506.9 1,615.4 1,592.3 1,584.5 1,488.4Crops 3/ 826.0 721.8 643.6 853.7 771.6Household equip. and furnishings 267.2 310.8 348.9 370.2 412.9Deposits and currency 163.0 175.6 183.3 195.9 213.1U.S. savings bonds 21.3 20.9 20.3 21.3 21.7Investments in cooperatives 241.2 265.6 289.8 300.3 281.8

Total farm debt 3,064.3 3,439.1 3,609.4 3,642.5 3,591.3Real estate debt 1,770.0 1,925.3 1,978.5 2,007.8 1,986.7Nonreal estate debt 4/ 1,228.3 1,413.8 1,458.9 1,462.7 1,434.6CCC loans 5/ t 66.0 100.0 172.0 172.0 170.0

Equity 12,624.3 13,022.5 12,431.2 12,455.3 11,370.2

Ratio

Equity/assets 80.5 79.1 77.5 77.4 76.0Debt/equity 24.3 26.4 29.0 29.2 31.6Debt/assets, total 19.5 20.9 22.5 22.6 24.0Debt/assets, real estate 15.2 15.4 16.3 16.8 18.0Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 31.7 38.2 '41.7 39.6 40.6Net farm income/debt 6/ 12.3 14.3 9.7 7.5 11.8


200 210

Table 36--Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 11-continued

ILLINOIS

Farms

Item

:

1980

107,000

1981

104,000

1982

Number

100,000

1983

96,000

$$

$ 1984 2/

96,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 63,014.4 58,060.1 52,721.9 51,660.0 37,711.8

Livestock and poultry : 1,735.2 1,610.8 1,677.1 1,369.8 1,468.5

Machinery and motor vehicles : 6,756.4 7,042.0 6,833.7 6,501.7 6,107.4

Crops 3/ : 3,470.0 3,496.8 3,496.8 2,585.7 2,913.4

Household equip, and furnishings 784.2 776.7 812.1 851.3 749.5

Deposits and currency 750.0 762.5 770.7 786.8 855.2

U.S. savings bonds 193.4 179.9 169.2 169.3 172.5

Investments in cooperatives 1,218.3 1,315.9 1,399.8 1,443.6 1,426.1

Total farm debt : 9,830.1 10,935.5 11,765.3 11,319.0 11,239.3

Real estate debt : 5,601.7 6,220.8 6,370.1 6,431.7 6,373.7


CCC loans 5/ : 355.0 576.0 1,150.0 548.0 410.0

Equity : 68,091.6 62,309.2 56,115.9 54,049.2 40,165.1

Ratio

Equity/assets . 87.4 85.1 82.7 82.7 78.1

Debt/equity : 14.4 17.6 21.0 20.9 28.0




Net farm income/debt 6/ . 5.3 17.7 7.7 -4.6 14.7

INDIANA : Number

Farms : 87,000 85,000 84,000 82,000 82,000

: Million dollars


Real estate : 34,120.8 30,307.2 26,726.0 26,141.6 20,647.6

Livestock and poultry : 1,251.9 1,086.8 1,151.9 967.5 1,042.0

Machinery and motor vehicles : 4,003.7 4,184,7 4,164.6 4,029.1 3,784.7

Crops 3/ 1,698.8 1,371.9 1,813.0 1,210.6 1,470.9

Household equip. and furnishings : 750.00. 719.7 734.5 772.6 739.9


U.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperatives

:

:

76.4804804.9

69.8

896.3

67.5

1,043.268.7

1,098.269.9

1,070.0

Total farm debt : 6,917.9 7,573.7 7,874.5 7,568.9 7,368.5

Real estate debt . 4,171.3 4,603.3 4,696.9 4,721.5 4,610.0


CCC loans 5/ . 200.0 277.0 536.0 263.0 217.0

Equity : 36,280.1 31,553.8 28,336.3 27,249.0 22,032.4

Ratio

Equity/assets 84.0 80.6 78.3 78.3 74.9


:

.

:

19.116.0

12.2

24.019.4

15.2

27.821.7

17.6

27.821.7

18.1

33.425.1

22.3


Net farm income/debt 6/ . 6.0 6.1 5.1 -4.8 13.1


201211

Table 36--Balat,:e sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

IOWA

Farms

Total farm assets11281 estate

Livestock and poultry

Machinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/

Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits std currencyU.S. savings bonds


Total farm debtReal estate debtNonreal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/

Equity


Debt/assets, totalDeht/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC


KANSAS

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estateLivestock and poultry

Machinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currency



Equity


Debt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

118,000

87,803.867,366.3

4,619.2

6,955.55,273.7

982.0668.9335.2

1,603.0

14,539.47,587.56,209.9

742.0

73,264.4

83.4

19.8

16.6

11.334.0

5.1

75,000

39,732.029,897.72,752.73,946.61,079.0

507.4442.2

220.7885.7

7,063.83,243.83,589.9

230.0

32,668.2

82.221.617.8

10.838.83,2

117,000

83,042.863,659.3

3,931.87,433.54,283.5

1,000.6694.2318.0

i,721.8

15,687.18,391.86,188.31,107.0

67,355.7

81.1

23.3

18.9

13.237.6

13.9

75,000

40,306.130,332.42,197.5

4,261.71,353.7

554.7

456.8

208.4941.0

7,794.5

3,650.83,589.6

554.0

32,511.7

r1.70

19.3

12.0

41.59.1

Number

115,000

Million dollars

76,847.156,750.8

3,947.1

7,408.54,835.8

1,030.4718.0305.9

1,850.7

17,527.28,800,06,691.3

2,036.0

59,319.9

Ratio

77.229.5

22.8

15.543.4

5.0

Number

75,000

Million dollars

39,816.829,028.32,169.0

4,328.41,980.9612.7480.8

203.91,012.8

8,778.5

3,817.33,787.2

1,174.0

31,038.4

Ratio

78.028.322.0

14::(2)

9.1

113,000

68,621.850,366.4

3,338.27,214.63,740.1

981.5751.2313.2

1,916.7

16,801.38,963.66,590.71,247.0

51,820.5

75.5

37.4

24.5

17.842.9

.0

74,000

38,513.127,984.02,205.1

4,232.51,702.3633.5505.1

209.71,040.9

8,828.03,836.93,962.1

1,029.0

29,685.2

77.129.722.913.7

47.43.7

113,000

53,613.835,750.43,604.76,777.03,560.8

843.1817.2319.0

1,941.7

16,329.68,765.16,501.5

1,063.0

37,285.2

69.543.8

30.524.542.3

13.4

74,000

32,424.822,368.02,266.33,975.91,330.6

612.3549.6

213.61,108.6

8,425.1

3,605.4

3'9614.70

23,999.7

74.035.1

17.0

45.910.9


I202 2 r)

Table 36-- Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator hour.holds), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item

KENTUCKY

Farms

Total farm assets

Real estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/

Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currency

U.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperativ4s

Total farm debt

Real estate debtNonreal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/

Equity

: 1980:

:

:

1981 1982 :

:

1983 :

:

1984 2/

: 103,000 103,000

Number

103,000 101,000 101,000

20,893.4

15,081.81,124.32,318.5

784.2

: 546.1

: 450.9

119.9467.6

3,775.2

2,106.91,638.3

30.0

17,118.2

Equity/Assets : 81.9Debt/equity : 22.1

Debt/assets, total 18.1

Debt/assets, real estate : 14.0

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 28.7

Net farm income/debt 6/ . 15.5

LOUISIANA

Farms



Household equip. and furnishings

Deposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds

Investments in cooperative'


Equity

Equity/assets :

Debt/equity .

Debt/assets, total .

Debt/assets, real estate :

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC :


Million dollars

21,614.9 21,709.2

15,341.0 15,210.51,093.8 1,141.02,481.3 2,499.6

991.9 1,007.7

598.9 685.8471.7 495.9

114.7 112.3521.6 556.4

4,101.8 4,129.7

2,276.7 2,310.61,774.1 1,752.1

51.0 67.0

17,513.1 17,579.5

Ratio

81.0 81.023.4 23.5

19.0 19.0

14.8 15.2

29.1 28.0

25.4 21.7

38,000

1 223.11.,685.4

581.11,724.0'44.7

372.3

250.622.9

342.1

37,500

18,155.414,422.8

538.31,802.4

329.6394.5

258.821.7

387.3

Number

36,500

Million dollars

17,295.613,645.1

503.81 1750.7

255.5

431.4

265.020.6

423.6

2,746.6 3,298.1 3,456.61,552.9 1,781.7 1,886.4

1,176.8 1,475.4 1,463.1

17.9 41.0 107.0

15,476.5 14,857.3 13,839.0

Ratio

64.9 81.8 80.017.7 22.2 25.0

15.1 18.2 20.01J.6 12.4 13.8

33.7 40.6 43.0

6.3 P.8 8.6

20,636.7 19,516.2

14,601.5 13,137.0'

1,013.1 992.32,429.2 2,281.9

663.0 1,005.4706.6 769.2

517.2 562.2

114.7 116.8591.5 651.4

4,069.8 4,071.4

2,352.5 2,334.0

1,687.3 1,712.430.0 25.0

16,566.9 15,444.8

80.3 79.124.6 26.4

19.7 20.916.1 17.8

28.5 27.2

9.5 28.7

36,000 36,000

17,229.8 16,309.2

13,645.1 12,685.6

462.1 454.11,711.3 1,607.5

200.8 236.9

463.3 521.6

278.3 302.621.2 21.6

447.7 479.2

3,347.7 3,375.91,992.4 1,840.1

1,402.2 1,498.8

53.0 37.0

13,882.1 12,933.2

80.6 79.324.1 26.1

19.4 20.713.9 14.5

40.6 42.4

7.8 9.4


213203

Tahlc 36- Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1i-continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

MAINE

Farms

Total farm assets

Real estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehicles

Crops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperatives

Total farm debt


Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nanrefl estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

MARYLAND

Farms


Livestock and poultryMachinery sad motor vehiclescrops 3/

Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bondsInvestments in cooperatives


Equity


:

.

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

8,100

1,723.8

1,027.2121.5289.8

150.155.640.4

11.333.5

394.6

159.0234.6

1.0

1,334.2

77.2

29.622.815.5

33.6-.1

18,200

8,847.67,084.0

312.7737.6

162.9

242.8124.123.1

160.3

1,030.4649.1372.3

9.0

7,817.2

88.413.2

11.69.2

21.64.1

7,900

1,755.7

1,074.4126.3

297.3108.061.941.2

10.536.0

412.7

175.6235.1

2.0

1,343.0

76.5

30.723.516.3

34.825.0

18,000

8,367.16,534.0

301.1

793.7

172.7

241.3128.4:1.9174.0

1,12'.7695.9410.9

15.0

7,245.3

86.615.513.410.6

23.2

13.9

Number

8,100

Million dollars

1,767.0

1,104.5109.8

302.2

84.373.3

44.4

10.637.9

408.8

174.7

232.1

2.0

1,358.1

Ratio

70.9

30.1

23.1

13.8

35.3

15.6

Number

18,000

Million dollars

7,593.45,726.7

269.2

811.5

197.0

244.2

135.021.4

18:.3

1,160.5724.2

426.3

10.0

6,432.9

Ratio

84.7

18.0

15.3

12.6

23.4

12.2

8,000

1,890.6

1,176.0101.2295.8

144.083.446.7

10.938.6

412.0

175.7

235.31.0

1,478.6

78.2

27.921.815.0

32.812.5

17,800

7,731.45,899.5256.5795.3149.4

269.8142.022.1

196.8

1,180.9739.2

436.6

5.0

6,550.6

84.718.015.312.524.1

7.5

8,000

2,018.4

1,335.497.0277.8

90.9115.3

51011

40.2

404.7

170.2

233.51.0

1,613.7

80.0

825.1

20.012.7

34.318.0

17,800

7,531.75,661.9

249.8747.1

171.0

313.215 4, 4

22.5211.8

1,165.0726.3432.7

6.0

6,366.7

84.518.3

15.512.823.5

21.7


204<eN 4 4

Table 36--aalance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1/--continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

MASSACHUSETTS Number

Farms 6,100 6,100 6,100 6,100 6,100

Million dollars

Total farm assets 1,701.6 1,802.1 1,839.9 1,945.9 2,19 0.9

Real estate 1,226.4 1,293.1 1,315.2 1,415.1 1,6 13.0

Livestock and poultry 90.2 87.6 81.1 66.1 64.9

Machinery and motor vehicles 179.5 191.0 191.3 189.6 178.1

Crops 3/ 25.2 24.8 26.1 26.1 26.0



U.S. savings bonds 5.3 5.6 5.4 5.7 5.8

Investments in cooperatives 44.5 51.8 52.5 53.7 56.9

Total farm debt : 230.1 256.7 261.7 245.2 262.0

Real estate debt 99.6 110.6 115.5 119.1 132.8


CCC loans 5/ : 0 0 0 0 0

Equity . 1,471.6 1,545.4 1,578.2 1,700 .7 1,928.9

Ratio

Equity/assets : 86.5 85.8 85.8 87.4 88.0

Debt/equity : 15.6 16.6 16.6 14.4 13.6





MICHIGAN Number

Farms ! 65 '00 64,000 64,000 63,000 63,000

Malloy dol lars


Real estate : 14,694.6 14,569.2 13,942.2 13,942.2 11,992.8


Machinery and mots vehicles 2,841.5 3,102.6 3,225.3 3,146.5 2,955.7

Crops 3/ 728.5 719.8 826.9 734.6 6)2.4



U.S. savings bonds 107.2 99.5 97.4 99.9 101.7


Total farm debt 3,550.7 4,026.5 4,423.6 4,419.6 4,413.2

Real estate debt 2,064.3 2,314.7 2,416.0 2,509.3 2,508.5


CCC loans 5/ 102.0 145.0 290.0 156.0 115.0

Equity : 17,235.9 16,912 .8 16,245.8 16,102.1 14,021.4

Ratio

Equity/assets . 82.9 80.8 78.6 78.5 76.1

Debt/equity . 20.6 23.8 27.2 27.4 31.5


Debt/assets, real estate . 14.0 1.5.9 17.3 18.0 20.9


Net farm income/debt 6/ : 16.3 15.6 11.9 6.3 13.6


205 215

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Table 36-- balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1f-continued

Item 1980

:

: 1981

.

: :

: 1982 :

: :

:

1983 : 1984 2/

MINNESOTA Number

Farms : 104,000 103,000 102,000 101,000 101,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 38,942.4 38,668.8 35,416.0 32,923.2 25,019.2


Machinery and aoto' vehicles : 6,192.9 6,709.4 6,826.8 6,699.5 6,293.2

Crops 3/ 3,153.9 3,111.7 3,395.9 2,875.3 2,985.0

Rousehold equip. and furnishings : 829.1 884.2 937.9 938.4 865.3


U.S. savings bonds 63.4 59.5 57.7 39.5 60.6

Investments Jo cooperatives 1,511.6 1,533.0 1,749.8 1,841.7 1,899.9

Total farm debt 9,511.8 10,750.4 12,080.9 11,813.2 11,729.5

Real estate debt 4,771.4 5,392.7 5,669.5 5,856.1 5,804.4


CCC loans 5/ 764.0 1,013.0 1,639.0 1,139.0 1,097.0

Equity : 44,391.5 43,189,4 39,086.4 36,149.3 28,057.5

Ratio

Equity/assets . 82.4 80.1 76.4 75.4 70.5

Debt/equity . 21.4 24.9 30.9 32.7 41.8





MISSISSIPPI Number

Farms : 56,000 53,000 51,000 50,000 50,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 15,096.4 14,224.5 12,784.2 13,333.8 11,857.0

Livestock and poultry . 690.4 614.9 584.6 553.3 492.5

Machinery and motor vehicles . 2,023.5 2,042.1 1,972.9 1,917.0 1,800.7

Crops 3/ : 355.5 485.6 573.1 347.9 351.2

Rousehold equip. and furnishings : 426.0 433.9 451.5 505.7 546.7

Deposits and currency . 317.0 313.8 317.5 3;t.0 359.8

U.S. savings bonds . 75.e 68.5 64.5 65.9 67.1

Investments in cooperative. : 475.8 537.0 581.1 620.6 636.4

Total farm debt . 3,521.2 4,173.7 4,339.2 4,203.8 4,248.6

Real estate debt : 1,747.2 1,975.3 2,069.8 2,101.7 2,083.5


CCC loans 5/ . 26.0 95.0 205.0 94.0 62.0

Equity : 15,939.0 14,546.7 12,990.3 13,472.4 11,862.8

: Ratio

Equity/assets . 81.9 77.7 75.0 i6.2 73.6

Debt/equity : 22.1 28.7 33.4 31.2 35.8


Debt/assets, real estate : 11.6 13.9 16.2 15.8 17.6Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 40.7 48.9 49.9 48.4 50.9



206

216

Table 36-- Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1952 1983 1984 2/

MISSOURI Number

Parma : 120,000 118,000 118,000 117,000 117,000

Million dollars

:


Real estate : 30,987.0 29,484.0 26,707.2 26,536.0 20,429.0



Crops 3/ : 1,071.4 1,273.3 1,166.5 906.1 1,G01.8



U.S. savings bonds : 243.6 229.2 224.3 231.7 236.1

Investments in cooperatives 803.6 871.2 931.7 988.4 1,045.21

Total farm debt : 6,217.2 6,833.5 7,170.0 7,120.5 7,013.3

Real estate debt : 3,458.9 3,788.3 3,883.1 3,959.2 3,931.9


CCC loans 5/ 133.0 229.0 387.0 181.0 138.0

Equity : 34,904.7 32,767.1 29,778.0 29,259.6 23,165.6

Ratio

Equity/assets . 84.9 82.7 80.6 80.4 76.8

Debt/equity : 17.8 20.9 24.1 24.3 30.3




Net farm income/debt 6/ : 5.6 13.7 5.5 -1.1 6.5

MONTANA Number

Farms : 23,900 24,000 24,000 24,000 24,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 15,486.7 16,666.5 15,876.7 16,130.4 13,564.2



Crops 3/ 879.0 808.9 1,014.3 862.6 782.0

Household equip. and furnishings.

214.4 248.2 272.3 296.1 300.5

Deposits find currency 179.4 188.5 198.3 211.0 229.4

U.S. savings bonds 47.2 45.3 44.4 46.2 47.1


Total farm debt : 3,600.9 4,007.4 4,308.8 4,475.2 4,301.5

Real estate debt : 2,239.3 2,386,7 2,457.6 2,571.2 2,528.7


CCC loans 5/ 134.0 194.0 348.0 354.0 301.0

Equity : 16,461.7 17,192.3 16,385.0 16,479.7 13,798.6

Ratio

Equity/assets : 82.1 81.1 79.2 78.6 76.2

Debt/equity . 21.9 23.3 26.3 27.1 31.2




Net farm income/debt 6/ . 4.1 6.0 3.2 2.3 -1.3


207 217

Table 36 - -Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Itea 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NEBRASKA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal .15tate

Livestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehicles

Crops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currency



Equity


Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

NEVADA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estateLivestock and poultry

Machinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds


Total farm debtReal estate debtNoareal estate debt 4/CCC loans 5/

Equity



:

:

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

.

:

.

65,000

46,695.234,773.3

3, -S9.24,418.8

2,3?4.5

442.6461.2

105.6669.8

8,780.1

3,606.54,467.6

706.0

37,915.1

81.223.2

18.8

10.4

43.43.9

3,100

2,950.82,331.8

271.7

174.5

63.816.7

40.7

4.5

20.1

392.8280.7

111.1

1.0

2,558.0

86.715.4

13.312.0

18.1

14.3

63,000

46,876.2

34,675.03,262.44,638.2

2,529.5

474.6467.9

98.0730.7

9,581.84,021.34,623.5

937.0

37,294.4

79.625.7

20.4

11.6

45.613.0

2,900

2,967.42,385.2

247.2

171.248.2

48.3

39.84.1

23.5

418.5297.9

119.6

1.0

2,548.9

85.916.414.1

12.5

20.7

7.3

Number

62,000

Million dollars

46,175.033,227.4

3,112.64,648.1

3,293.0

523.8484.6

94.3791.3

11,224.7

4,245.45,076.31,903.0

34,950.2

Ratio

75.7

32.1

24.312.8

53.9

7.0

Number

2,700

Million dollars

2,807.52,216.1

241.5

157.6

70.351.8

39.03.7

27.5

426.6305.1

118.5

3.0

2,380.9

Ratio

84.817.915.213.8

20.5

5.6

60,000

41,055.8

29,122.43,033.24,457.9

2,545.3

491.3499.3

95.1

811.3

10,808.1

4,324.95,199.21,284.0

30,247.7

'3.735.7

26.3

14.9

54.33.1

2,700

2,886.82,260.6

262.2

156.2

76.356.8

41.53.9

29.4

438.6

316.0121.5

1.0

2,448.3

84.817.9

15.2

14.0

19.6

4.8

60,000

32,153.020,956.82,816.64,187.6

2,307.8

426.5543.2

894.;

10,287.6

4,285.94,998.71,003.0

21,865.5

68.0

47.0

32.020.5

53.6

14.2

2,700

2,626.22,038.1

228.9

146.7

65.5

62.145.1

3.9

35.9

435.7

315.1

119.6

1.0

2,190.5

83.4

19.9

16.615.5

20.5

6.9


208

218

Table 36 - -talance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980 -84'1/ --continued

Iteut 1980:

s 1981 s 1982s

s 1983 1984 2/:

NEW HAMPSHIRE Number

Farms 3,400 3,400 3,400 3,500 3,500

Million dollars

Total farm assets . 827.9 871.6 892.5 951.1 1,067.6Real estate : 587.5 613.4 634.0 684.2 780.5Livestock and poultry 55.7 57.4 50.0 44.0 44.1Machinery and motor vehicles . 98.8 105.1 .105.2 107.3 100.8Crops 3/ . 15.9 17.8 14.7 17.1 16.8Household equip. and furnishings . 33.0 37.1 44.3 51.3 70.7Deposits and currency s 16.8 17.6 18.5 20.3 22.1U.S. savings bonds 2.8 2.7 2.6 2.8 2.9Investments in cooperatives 17.4 20.6 23.2 24.1 29.7

Total farm debt : 91.6 97.2 100.5 98.9 103.1Real estate 4ebt 58.6 61.8 63.8 61.9 68.1Nonreal estate debt 4/ 33.0 35.4 36.7 37.0 35.0CCC leans 5/ : 0 0 0 0 0

Equity : 736.3 774.4 792.0 852.2 964.6

. Ratio

Equity/assets . 88.9 88.8 88.7 89.6 90.3Debt/equity : 12.4 12.6 12.7 11.6 10.7Debt/assets, total . 11.1 11.2 11.3 10.4 9.7Debt/assets, real estate s 10.0 10.1 10.1 9.0 8.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC s 13.7 13.7 1,2 13.8 12.2Net farm income/debt 6/ :

s

.1 20.5 16.6 20.3 19.8

NEW JERSEY s Number:

Farms .

s

9,500 9,500 9,500 9,400 9,400

s

s

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 4,031.0 4,196.6 4,119.7 4,120.7 4,468.3Real estate s 3,131.2 3,244.6 3,140.0 3,137.0 3,419.3Livestock and poultry . 97.7 89.8 80.8 17.4 72.4Machinery and motor vehicles . 350.2 376.3 380.5 373.2 350.5Crops 3/ : 44.1 49.0 47.6 36.1 42.5Household equip. and furnishings . 156.2 174.6 195.3 209.6 276.6Deposits and currency : 158.2 165.7 174.5 184.0 200.4U.S. savings bonds . 13.5 12.9 12.7 13.0 13.3Investments in cooperatives : 80.0 83.7 88.3 90.4 93.3

Total farm debt 460.0 487.6 504.1 497.2 491.8Real estate debt 324.0 326.2 335.7 335.9 331.5Nonreal estate debt 4/ 133.0 155.4 162.3 157.3 157.4CCC loans 5/ 3.0 6.0 6.0 4.0 3.0

Equity 3,570.9 3,709.0 3,615.6 3,623.5 3,976.5

Ratio

Equity /assets: : 88.6 88.4 87.8 87.9 89.0Debt/equity : 12.9 13.1 13.9 13.7 12.4Debt/assets, total : 11.4 11.6 12.2 12.1 11.0Debt/assets, real estate : 10.3 10.1 10.7 10.7 9.7Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 15.1 17.0 17.2 16.4 15.3Net farm income /debt 6/ 20.6 28.9 31.1 29.4 34.7


209 219

continued--


Ilea s 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

NEW MEXICO

Farms

Total farm assets

Real estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currency

U.S. savings bondsinvestments in cooperatives

Total farm debt


Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

NEW YORK

Farms



Household equip. and furnishings

Deposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds



Equity

Equity/assets

Debt/equityDebt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC


:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

.

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

.

:

:

:

.

:

:

.

14,000

10,552.9

8,985.6608.9

474.063.6

162.5103.6

9.4145.4

1,240.7

715.0520.7

5.0

9,312.2

88.2

13.3

11.8

8.033.5

18.2

47,000

13,040.57,498.1

1,526.52,195.8

600.2

324.9

333.162.3

499.7

2,911.11,199.7

1,670.441.0

10,129.4

77.7

28.7

22.316.030.9

12.3

14,000

10,592.8

8,970.0548.9498.6

118.8174.7108.4

9.0164.3

1,328.5

771.8520.828.0

9,264.3

87.5

14.3

12.5

8.634.310.8

48,000

13,453.37,799.51,395.42,453.4

517.4

364.3341.458.4

523.5

3,001.31,292.51,656.8

52.0

10,452.0

77.7

28.7

22.316.630.2

13.6

Number

14,000

Million dollars

9,830.3

8,188.0528.5494.3

126.1

184.1114.1

8.8186.4

1,429.1

804.0560.165.0

8,401.2

Ratio

85.5

17.014.5

9.838.1

8.5

Number

49,000

Million dollars

13,634.47,761.51,309.72,573.5

594.7

418.8366.658.3

551.3

3,251.31,339.1

1,840.372.0

10,383.0

Ratio

76.2

31.3

23.817.332.6

10.7

14,000

9,984.3

8,335.6532.0489.9

93.0201.01:1.4

202.3

1,409.0

804.9561.243.0

8,575.3

85.9

16.414.1

36.69.7

6

7..

48,000

13,518.47,914.8

1,111.9

529.7

458.3382.159.5

563.5

3,509.01,354.7

2,098.356.0

10,009.4

74.0

35.1

26.017.138.4

5.2

14,000

9,116.07,465.4

529.2460.1

91.7

217.6132.1

9.3

210.5

1,387.6

789.3

567.331.0

7,728.4

84.8

18.0

15.2

10.636.2

10.4

48,000

13,193.57,595.2

1,143.22,346.9524.4

532.2415.560.6

575.4

3,076.41,264.41,780.0

32.0

10,117.1

76.7

30.4

23.316.632.4

10.0


2101 2 2 0

Table 36--Balancashest of the farm .actor (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 f-- continued

Item 1980 1981

t t

1982t

1983 1984 Vt

NORTH CAROLINA Number

Farms 90,000 86,000 83,000 79,000 79,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 20,46948 19,824.9 20,092.5 20,569.1 19,132.6

Real estate 15,276.0 14,396.7 14,454.0 15,180.0 13,662.0Livestock and poultry 690.6 630.8 667.3 592.4 625.6Machinery and motor vehicles 2,558.0 2,668.7 2,641.9 2,492.1 2,341.0

Crops 2/ 293.4 413.2 459.1 3%1.0 362.4

Household equip. and furnishings 560.9 569.9 660.8 714.7 810.8Deposits and currency 5.10.1 504.7' 512.6 519.6" 565.3U.S. savings bonds 58.2 52.6 49.7 49.3 50.2


Total Urn debt 3,680.5 4,102.7 4;235.5 4,181.3 4,030.0

Real estate debt 1,829.2 2,094.7 2,233.2 2,239.7 2,237.9


CCC loans 5/ 20.0 41.0 66.0 33.0 27.0

Equity 16,789.3 15,722.2 15,857.0 16,387.8 15,102.7

Ratio

Equity/assets 82.0 79.3 78.9 79.7 78.9

Debt/equity 21.9 26.1 26.7 25.5 26.7



Debt /assets, nonreal estate and ddc 35.6 37.0 35.5 36.0 32.8

Net farm income/debt 6/ 17.2 26.7 24.6. 14.4 33.9

NORTH DAKOTA Number

Farms : 38,500 37,000 36,500 36,000 36,000

Million dollars


Real estate 18,006.8 18,655.0 17,999.0 17,999.0 1$,760.0



Crops 3/ 1,412.4 1,623.9 1,814.3 1,557.4 1,564.1

Household equip. and furnishings 258.4 288.6 321.4, 344.8 341.9

Deposits and currency 293.9 291.7 302.7 317.6 345.4U.S. savings bonds 148.3 134.6 129.9 133.5 136.0

Investments in cooperatives 739.2 843.9 997.9 1,060.9 1,275.8

Total farm debt 4,293.0 4,893.0 5,712.1 5,803.9 5,744.1

Real estate debt 2,026.7 2,185.5 2,330.7 2,410.3 2,409.0


CCC loans 5/ 268.0 476.0 951.0 949.0 902.0

Equityt

20,723.5 21,179.9 20,135.9 19,834.0 16,675.7

t

t

Ratio

Equity/assets 82.8 81.2 77.9 77.4 74.4

Debt/equity 20.7 23.1 28.4 29.3 34.4

Debt /assets, total 17.2 18.8 22.1 22.6 25.6


Debt /assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

32.3

2.4

36.58.9

43.1

7.8

44.4,

6.3

43.5

12.0


211 221

Table 36 - -Balance sheet of the farm sector (!ycluding operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

OHIO Number

Farms 94,000 93,000 92,000 90,000 90,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 38,139.5 34,555.4 32,733.5 31,329.1 26,246.6Real estate : 29,479.1 26,064.0 23,913.6 22,815.2 17,790.8Livestock and poultry 1,193.3 1,071.7 1,057.3 975.6 1,007.6Machinery and motor vehicles 3,801.0 4,017.8 3,997.6 3,875.8 3,640.7Crops 3/ : 1,353.3 1,055.9 1,309.2 1,122.7 1,238.4Househa d equip. and furnishings : 774.0 735.4 776.7 792.6 745.2Deposits and currency : 625.2 647.0 672.7 699.7 760.4U.S. savings bonds . 115.8 109.6 106.1 108.1 110.2Investments in cooperatives : 797.8 853.9 900.3 939.3 953.3

Total farm debt . 4,819.7 5,276.7 5,484.4 5,247.5 5,141.1Real estate debt : 2,764.1 3,038.5 3,103.2 3,123.1 3,071.1Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 1,941.5 2,100.1 2,099.2 1,989.4 1,942.9CCC loans 5/ : 114.0 138.0 282.0 135.0 127.0

Equity : 33,319.9 29,278.7 27,249.0 26,081.6 21,105.5

: Ratio

Equity/assets : 87.4 84.7 83.2 83.3 80.4Debt/equity : 14.5 18.0 20.1 20.1 24.4Debt/assets, total . 12.6 15.3 16.8 16.7 19.6Debt/assets, real estate : 9.4 11.7 13.0 . 13.7 17.3Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 23.7 26.4 27.0 25.0 24.5Net farm income/debt 6/ . 12.4 5.5 6.9 .4 19.0

OKLAHOMA. Number

Farms : 73,000 73,000 73,000 74,000 74,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 29,494.9 30,927.8 30,394.7 30,087.0 25,513.1Real estate : 23,154.0 24,287.5 23,416.5 23,067.0 18,678.0Livestock and poultry 2,114.6 1,887.8 1,801.1 1,716.4 1,753.4Machinery and motor vehicles 2,268.1 2,499.0 2,583.9 2,595.9 2,438.4Crops 3/ 318.4 451.1 639.0 633.4 505.9Household equip. and furnishings : 554.7 627.8 699.7 740.4 726.0Deposits and currency . 458.0 492.8 518.3 559.1 608.0U.S. savings bonds : 69.4 68.3 66.8 70.6 71.9


Total farm debt : 4,941.9 5,579.7 5,823.1 5,992.9 5,633.4Real estate debt : 2,386.3 2,645.0 2,743.2 2,811.8 2,805.1Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 2,507.6 2,794.7 2,694.0 2,778.2 2,605.2CCC loans 5/ : 48.0 140.0 386.0 403.0 223.0

Equity : 24,553.0 25,348.2 24,571.6 24,094.0 19,879.7

Ratio

Equity/assets : 83.2 82.0 80.8 80.1 77.9Debt/equity . 20.1 22.0 23.7 24.9 28.3Debt/assets, total . 16.8 18.0 19.2 19.9 22.1Debt/assets, real estate : 10.3 10.9 11.7 12.2 15.0Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 40.3 44.2 44.1 45.3 41.4Net farm income/debt 6/ . 8.8 9.7 11.7 5.9 7.7


2,2 2 2

Table 36--Balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1i-continued

Item 1980 1981 s 1982 1983 1984 2/

OREGON

Farms : 36,500

Number

37,000 37,500 37,000 37,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 15,832.4 16,482.1

Real estate : 12,090.8 12,690.0

Livestock and poultry : 855.5 762.3Machinery and motor vehicles : 1,417.1 1,515.6

Crops 3/ : 378.4 320.5

Household equip. and furnishings : 386.6 436.6

Deposits and currency . 262.1 277.8

U.S. savings bonds . 95.3 92.4

Investments in cooperatives : 346.8 387.0

Total farm debt 3,010.8 3,366.6

Real estate debt : 1,979.7 2,211.4

Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 998.1 1,093.2

CCC loans 5/ : 33.0 62.0

Equity : 12,821.6 13,115.5

Equity/assets 81.0 79.6

Debt/equity 23.5 25.7

Debt/assets, total : 19.0 20.4

Debt/assets, real estate 16.4 17.4

Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 27.6 30.5

Net farm income/debt 6/ 14.1 12.3

PENNSYLVANIA

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estateLivestock and poultryMachinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds


Total farm debtReal estate debtNonreal estate debt 4/CCC lune 5/

Equity


:

:

.

:

.

.

.

.

:

.

:

.

.

.

:

:

.

.

:

:

:

:

61,000

19,893.513,955.2

1,606.4

2,354.5658.5565.4

297.870.5

385.4

2,659.01,493.31,139.7

26.0

17,234.6

86.615.413.410.7

19.6

15.7

60,000

19,409.213,314.4

1,539.3

2,508.8678.8

580.7

306.366.4

414.5

2,900.21,615.01,248.2

37.0

16,509.0

85.1

17.614.912.1

21.1

24.0

16,595.1

12,690.0

693.71,527.0

372.2

503.2295.9

91.6421.4

3,500.52,292.41,117.1

11.0

13,094.5

Ratio

78.9

26.7

21.118.1

30.9

8.9

Number

59,000

Million dollars

19,360.113,224.0

1,400.1

2,512.8732.1

665.0316.463.9

445.9

2,983.51,650.01,294.5

39.0

16,376.6

Ratio

84.6

18.2

15.412.5

21.7

17.7

16,562.212,564.0

725.11,493.2401.8

533.6310.4

94.2440440.0

3,513.42,316.71,085.7

111.0

13,048.9

78.826.9

21.218.4

29.9

9.0

14,332.7

10,422.0

718.61,402.6396.1

534.5337.3

96.0425.6

3,392.02,261.9

1,001.1129.0

10,940.7

76.331.0

23.721.7

28.9

12.2

58,0e0

20,044.414,285.4

1,275.12,194.2656.2

769.8330.665.4

467.7

3,014.21,681.61,309.6

23.0

17,030.2

85.017.7

15.011.8

23.1

13.8

58,000

19,019.4

13,137.0

1,246.72,061.1

793.7

855.1359.266.6

499.9

2,977.91,665.91,298.0

14.0

16,041.5

84.3

18.615.712.7

22.3

30.9


213 223

Table 36-- balance sheet of the farm sector (includics operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 19842/

RHODE ISLAND Number

Yarns 820 800 800 750 750

Million dollars

Total farm assets 264.9 258.9 263.5 268.9 304.8Real estate 211.7 204.7 207.0 213.6 243.5Livestock and poultry 8.2 7.5 6.5 5.8 7.3Machinery and motor vehicles 21.7 22.7 22.8 21.2 19.9Crops 3/ 1.4 1.6 2.4 2.3 2.5Housebold equip. and furnishinss 8.9 9.3 10.8 12.0 16.6Deposits and currency 8.0 8.2 8.6 8.6 9.4U.S. saviess bonds .4 .4 .4 .4 .4


Total farm debt 23.9 25.6 28.7 28.4 29.0Real estate debt )2.3 13.1 16.5 15.9 16.1Nonreel estate debt 4/ 12.6 12.3 12.5 12.9CCC loans 5/ 0 0 0 0 0

Equity 241.0 233.3 234.8 240.5 275.8

Ratio

Equity/assets 91.0 90.1 89.1 89.4 90.5Debt/equity 9.9 11.0 12.2 11.8 10.5Debt/assets, total 9.0 9.9 10.9 10.6 9.5Debt /assets, real estate 5.8 6.4 8.0 7.5 6.6Debt/assets, nonreel estate and CCC 21.8 23.1 21.7 22.5 21.0Net farm income/debt 6/ 12.2 20.3 92.0 99.6 113.1


Yarns J3,000 31,000 29,000 28,000 28,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets 8,247.3 8,051.6 7,659.2 7,235.8 7,188.6Real estate 6,123.6 5,880.0 5,406.8 5,191.2 5,034.4Livestock and poultry 303.6 283.2 280.3 242.6 276.7Machinery and motor vehicles 1,036.8 1,039.9 977.9 935.7 879.0Crops 3/ 132.0 166.8 19. 2 113.2 154.4Household equip. and furniebinss 192.3 198.8 213.8 216.7 253.8Deposits and currency 193.1 1.842 181.2 186.1 202.3U.S. savings bonds' 21.1 18.4 16.8 16.9 17.2Investments in cooperatiies 244.7 280.3 310.1 333.3 370.9

Total fare debt 1,537.5 1,751.8 1,783.6 1,759.4 1,731.6Real estate debt 815.6 926.2 970.8 986.4 986.5Monreal estate debt 4/ 709.9 804.6 771.9 759.0 732.0CCC loans 5! 12.0 21.0 41.0 14.0 13.0

Equity 6,709.8 6,299.8 5,875.6 5,476.3 5,457.1

Ratio

Equity/suet. 81.4 78.2 76.7 75.7 75.9Debt/equity 22.9 27.8 30.4 32.1 31.7Debt/assets, total 18.6 21.8 23.3 24.3 24.1Debt/saute, real :mate 13.3 15.8 17.7 19.0 19.6Debt/assets, nonreel estate and CCC 34.0 38.0 37.4 37.6 34.6Net farm income/debt 6/ .2 9.8 11.0 .3 13.7

See footnotes at end of tablc. continued--

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Item 1980 1981 1982

t

SOUTH DAKOTA :

t

Number

Ferns : 38,000 37,500 37,000

t Million dollars

Total far* assets t 21,585.6 22,035.6 22,167.0

Real estate t 14,706.3 15,530.5 15,486.0

Livestock and poultry : 2,245.6 1,717.7 1,776.7Machinery and motor vehicles : 2,262.3 2,441.1 2,473.8

Crops 3/ t 1,474.9 1,376.1 1,370.7

Household equip. and furnishings : 248.1 282.5 325.5Deposits and currency : 201.4 207.7 215.1

U.S. savings bonds : 59.3 56.0 54.1Investments in cooperatives . 387.7 423.9 465.1

Total farm debt 4.379.2 4,806.8 5,324.4

Real estate debt 1,825.0 2,016.6 2,083.9

Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 2,309.2 2,477.3 2,732.5

CCC loans 5/ : 245.0 313.0 508.0

Equity : 17,206.4 17,228.7 16,842.6

. Ratio

Equity/assets . 79.7 78.2 76.0

Debt/equity : 25.5 27.9 31.6

Debt/assets, total : 20.3 21.8 24.0


Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 37.1 42.9 48.5

Net farm income /debt 6/ : 8.6 12.3 8.6

TENNESSEE Number

Farms : 95,000 95,000 95,000

Million dollars

Total farm assets : 19,664.1 19,358.6 19,352.5

Real estate : 14,445.0 13,936.0 13,587.6

Livestock and poultry : 1,038.4 929.0 1,021.8

Machinery and motor vehicles : 2,041.8 2,167.8 2,167.7

Crops 3/ 321.4 427.5 518.9

Household equip. and furnishings : 696.1 724.5 816.4Deposits and currency 511.2 535.0 562.7

U.S. savings bonds : 98.9 94.6 92.6

Investments in cooperatives : 511.3 544.2 534.8

Total fare debt : 3,082.6 3,266.0 3,243.1

Real estate debt : 1,549.6 1,657.2 1,700.1

Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 1,506.0 1,557.8 1,457.0

CCC loans 5/ : 27.0 51.0 86.0

Equity : 16,581.5 16,092.6 16,109.4

: Ratio

Equity/assets 84.3 83.1 83.2Debt/equity : 18.6 20.3 20.1

Debt/assets, total : 15.7 16.9 16.8


Debt/assets, nonreal estate and CCC : 29.4 29.7 26.8

Net farm income/debt 6/ 10.3 15.5 16.2

1983 19842/

37,000 37,000

21,735.7 17,827.9

15,041.0 11,125.01,801.8 1,824.72,451.7 2,303.0

1,329.6 1,463.6

339.4 303.8228.4 247.9

56.4 57.4487.5 502.4

5,415.2 5,344.3

2,126.4 2,094.22,814.8 2,803.1

474.0 447.0

16,320.5 12,483.6

75.1 70.033.2 42.8

24.9 30.014.1 18.8

49.1 48.5

5.5 14.8

95,000 95,000

19,636.6 18,972.613,989.6 13,158.8

924.2 910.12,148.3 2,018.1

352.2 482.5

902.6 1,027.9598.9 651.3

96.5 98.3

624.3 625.6

3,115.3 3,066.61,698.1 1,682.5

1,383.2 1,356.0

34.0 28.0

16,521.3 15,906.0

84.1 83.818.9 19.3

15.9 16.2

12.8Itt 23.8

5.5 18.5


215 225


Item 1980 r 1981 1982 1983 19842/

TEXAS

Farms : 189,000 188,000

Number

187,000 187,000 187,000

Million dollars


Real estate 64,396.8 73,950.8 74,528.0 81,122.4 89,193.6

Livestock and poultry 5,220.6 4,646.5 5,121.6 4,957.8 4,896.6Machinery and motor vehicles 5,878.2 6,250.1 6,255.7 6,199.8 5,823.8

Crops 3/ 1,360.1 1,498.7 1,805.0 1,334.0 1,127.2

Household equip. and furnishings 1,157.0 1,429.9 1,661.1 1,936.7 2,571.3Deposits and currency 1,630.7 1,724.4 1,803.9 1,919.2 2,086.8

U.S. savings bonds 420.4 406.7 395.8 412.4 420.1Investments in cooperatives 1,380.5 1,481.4 1,595.8 1,694.9 1,865.4

Total farm debt 11,270.9 12,574.9 13,599.8 13,599.9 14,014.9

Real estate debt 5,492.3 5,795.3 6,050.6 6,360.2 6,492.8Nonreal estate debt 4/ 5,712.6 6,351.6 6,402.2 6,440.7 7,058.1CCC loans 5/ 66.0 428.0 1,147.0 799.0 464.0

Equity 70,173.3 78,813.6 79,567.0 85,977.4 93,969.9

Ratio

Equity/assets 86.2 86.2 85.4 86.3 87.0

Debt/equity 16.1 16.0 17.1 15.8 14.9





UTAH

Farms 13,800 14,000

Number

14,000

Million dollars

14,000 14,000

Total farm assets 8,388.3 8,601.0 8,265.3 8,272.2 7,581.1Real estate 6,917.4 7,126.9 6,720.0 6,737.8 6,065.2



Crops 3/ 145.9 138.8 142.5 132.1 121.5

Household equip. and furnishings 185.5 206.5 225.4 243.1 265.4


U.S. savings bonds 9.3 9.6 9.4 9.8 10.0


Total farm debt 943.8 1,034.3 1,082.4 1,110.0 1,125.5

Real estate debt 549.9 609.6 630.4 661.5 661.7


CCC loans 5/ 6.0 8.0 10.0 9.0 7.0

Equity 7,444.5 7,566.7 7,182.9 7,162.2 6,455.6

Ratio

Equity/assets 88.7 88.0 86.9 86.6 85.2

Debt/equity 12.7 13.7 15.1 15.5 17.4

Debt /assets, total 11.3 12.0 13.1 13.4 14.8





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Table 36-balance sheet of the farm sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 19a0-84 1 /-- continued

Item 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 2/

VERMONT Number

Farms 8,200 7,500 7,500 7,300 7,300

Million dollars


Real estate 1,393.2 1,385.5 1,431.4 1,518.1 1,728.9

Livestock and poultry : 296.0 296.8 268.2 222.1 207.8

Machinery and motor vehicles : 366.7 358.4 360.5 347.8 326.7

Crops 3/ : 68.3 76.1 61.6 68.6 69.3

Household equip. and furnishings 62.8 67.3 80.3 91.4 125.9


U.S. savings bonds : 4.2 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.7


Total farm debt 341.6 366.0 385.7 396.1 382.4

Real estate debt 199.6 211.4 218.9 223.7 217.7


CCC loans 5/ s 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0

Equity 1,956.4 1,929.8 1,936.1 1,975.5 2,206.5

Ratio

Equity/asset 85.1 84.1 83.4 83.1 85.2

Debt/equity 17.5 19.0 19.9 20.1 17.3

Debt/assets, total 14.9 £5.9 16.6 16.7 14.8




VI1CINIA Number

Farms : 59,000 60,000 58,000 57,000 57,000

Million dollars


Real estate : 10,956.4 10,740.8 11,025.0 10,805.8 '182.7


Machinery and motor vehicles 1,581.0 1,747.1 1,724.8 ?,679.9 .,J78.0

Crops 3/ 249.8 281.8 291.9 216.8 328.9

Hoz.w,:bold equip. and furnishings 414.5 438.2 519.6 546.6 647.8


U.S. savings bowls 239.3 232.9 220.3 225.6 229.8


Total farm debt : 2,015.2 2,175.7 2,225.4 2,264.1 2,256.8

Real estate debt 1,142.4 1,226.1 1,256.0 1,297.7 1,305.2

Nonreal estate debt 4/ 855.8 924.6 938.5 948.4 S35.6

CCC loans 5/ 17.0 2S.0 31.0 18.0 16.0

Equity : 13,006.2 12,793.4 13,055.9 12,792.1 1,701.4

Ratio

Equity/assets 86.6 85.5 85.4 85.0 84.9

Debt/equity 15.5 17.0 17.0 17.7 17.8




Net farm income/debt 6/ . .7 12.7 5.2 1.8 11.4


217 227


Item 1980 1981 2 1982 198:1 19842/

WASHINGTON

Farms

Total farm assetsReal estateLivestock end poultryMachinery and motor vehiclesCrops 3/

Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits aad currency

U.S. savings bonds


Total farm debt


Equity


WEST VIRGINIA

Perms



Household equip. and furnishingsDeposits and currencyU.S. savings bonds



Equity


Debt/assets, totalDebt/assets, real estateDebt/assets, nonreal estate and CCCNet farm income/debt 6/

39,500

18,798.7

14,382.8825.1

1,924.3497.1427.3302.3

45.7

394.2

3,212.3

1,937.51,200.7

74.0

15,586.5

82.9

20.617.1

13.5

28.924.7

22,200

4,091.53,064.5

253.4

367.877.2

140.7

93.462.7

31.7

364.4237.6

125.81.0

3,727.1

91.19.88.97.8

12.3

-.6

39,000

19,583.1

15,120.8729.6

1,994.7464.5483.0312.4

43.1

435.0

3,662.3

2,215.91,309.3137.0

15,920.8

81.323.018.7

14.732.4

26.1

22,300

4,184.03,108.9

256.8

394.262.9

154.1

106.865.6

34.6

387.2

248.3

136.8

2.0

3,796.9

90.710.2

9.38.012.9

-3.9

Number

38,000

Million dollars

19,832.7

15,207.9725.8

1,922.9586.3559.5320.3

41.1

468.8

3,961.6

2,328.11,341.5

292.0

15,871.0

Ratio

80.025.020.0.

15.33'.320.8

Number

22,800

Million dollars

3,837.32,752.0

235.4404.968.7

157.8

1/4.965.638.0

392.2255.1

134.1

3.0

3,445.1

Ratio

89.811.4

10.29.3

12.6

-10.0

38,000

20,279.915,472.1

744.1'1,905.7681.0

609.1341.142.9

483.8

.4,029.7

2,367.21,375.5287.0

16,250.2

80.124.819.915.334.6

22.4

22,000

3,617.42,534.6

238.2

387.278.2

156.1

117.966.0

39.2

395.3257.1

136.2

2.0

3,222.1

89.112.3

10.910.112.8

-12.6

38,000

19,629.0

14,860.3713.8

1,790.2663.3705.7371.143.7

480.9

4,077.4

2,364.71,377.7335.0

15,551.6

79.2

26.220.815.4

35.922.9

22,000

3,176.52,105.2

227.6

363.786.9

157.1

128.267.2

40.6

387.3254.2132.0

1.0

2,789.3

87.813.9

12.212.112.4

-3.1


218; 228

Table 36--Balance sheet of the fare sector (including operator households), by State, December 31, 1980-84 y

Item : 1980 : 1981 : 1982 : 1983 : : 1984 V

WISCONSIN : . Malabar.

/arms : 92,000 90,000 88,000 864000 86,000

:

: Million dollars

Total fare assets : 33,733.6 33,482.2 32,830.3 30,778.3 27,131.4

Real estate : 21,427.2 21,164.0 20,256.6 18,828.0 15,246.0



crop* 3/ : 1,523.3 1,545.2 1,756.5 1,640.8 1,629.5

Household equip. and furnishings : 770.8 819.9 905.3 902.0 $82.7


U.S. savings bonds : 116.7 108.1 103.4 105.3 107.3

Investments in cooperatives : 946.9 1,037.5 1,118.8 1,172.4 1,206.6

:.

: .

Total fare debt : 6,158.1 6,920.9 7,447.0 7,583.5 7,435.1

Real estate debt : 3,189.6 3,599.9 3,788.5 3,948.9 3,932.3


CCC loans 5/ : 203.0 239.0 365.0 236.0 149.0

Equity : 27,575.6 26,561.3 25,383.4 23,194.8 19,696.3

:

: Ratio

Equity/assets 81.7 79.3 77.3 75.4 72.6

Debt/equity 22.3 26.1 29.3 32.7 37.7

Debt/assets, total : 18.3 20.7 22.7 24.67Debt/assets, real estate : 14.9 17.0 18.7 21.0 5.:


Net fare income/debt 6/ : 23.9 20.3 16.6 10.4 20.8

WYOMING Number

Farms 9,300 9,100 9,200 9,100 9,100

Million dollars


Real estate : 6,300.0 6,755.0 6,755.0 6,855.6 6,159.6

Livestock and poultry : 664.8 579.0 582.6 582.7 574.0


Crops 3/ : 158.7 158.5 149.3 154.0 155.0



U.S. savings bonds : 10.8 10.1 10.0 10.3 10.5

Investeents in cooperatives : 108.3 124.8 143.5 156.7 167.1

Total fare debt : 1,140.7 1,208.7 1,251.1 1,284.6 1,243.7

Real estate debt : 640.0 678.9 675.4 684.0 668.5

Nonreal estate debt 4/ : 493.6 518.8 561.7 587.6 564.1

CCC loans 5/ : 7.0 11.0 14.0 13.0 11.0

Equity : 6,770.1 7,122.3 7,119.2 7,208.8 6,543.3

:

Ratio

Equity/assets : 85.6 $5.5 85.1 84.9 84.0

Debt/equity : 16.8 17.0 17.6 17.8 19.0


Debt/assets, real estate . 10.2 10.1 100 10.0 10.9


Net fare income /debt 6/ : 6.5 2.0 -4.1 -5.5 -6.0

1/ Data are for fares with sales of $1,000 or sore annually. 2/ Prelininary. 2/ All Crops held on fame including

crops under CCC and crops held off fares by fare operators. .4./ Includes debt owed to institutional lenders and to

noninstitutional or miscellaneous lenders. 1 Nonrecourse CCC loans secured by crops owned by farmers. These crops

are included as assets. 6/ Total debt in this ratio is an average for the year.

219

229

Table 37 --Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operator houaaholds), December 31, 1974 1/

s. .

States : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance :

: Land Banks : Administration : companies :

: :

Alloperating

banksIndividuals Total

: and others :

Million dollars

Alabama : 214 75 43 149 115 596Alaska : 2 1 0 1 2 6Arizona 57 23 113 4 164 362Arkansas : 248 103 262 219 207 1,039California 929 28 885 248 1,463 3,552

Colorado : 386 64 208 25 373 1,1:ConnecticutDelaware

:

.

37

21

3

3

1

2

13

3416

17 77Florida : 479 36 269 142 285 1,211Georgia

s

547 61 81 305 137 1,130

Hawaii : 50 6 4 3 4 66Idaho : 306 115 129 10 308 868Illinois : 613 96 324 321 799 2,153Indiana 464 71 173 329 649 1,68CIota : b44 146 489 203 1,689 3,171

Kansas 491 108 264 .122 488 1,474Kentucky 250 90 71 310 250 971Louisiana : 275 43 156 120 99 694Maine . 20 48 1 8 15 92Maryland 118 13 6 78 126 341

Massachusetts : 28 3 1 17 18 66Michigan 357 51 31 153 391 983Minnesota 444 133 195 178 948 1,898Mississippi 295 111 197 181 134 919Missouri 438 157 190 320 513 1,619

Montana : 312 67 138 21 467 1,005Nebraska 379 135 307 50 669 1,539Nevada 31 5 38 2 48 123New Hampshire : 13 3 3 7 7 33New Jersey 86 8 4 16 75 190

New Mexico : 100 26 75 18 144 363New York : 268 52 9 139 236 704North Carolina : 422 87 35 99 139 782North Dakota : 249 169 21 60 267 765Ohio : 366 39 89 322 426 1,242

Oklahoma 343 135 169 157 387 1,190Oregon 225 38 115 17 454 849Pennsylvania : 176 35 20 243 215 690Rhode Island : 4 0 0 1 1 6South Carolina : 278 42 16 39 42 417

South Dakota : 261 )77 76 27 310 852Tennessee 251 90 33 263 201 837Texas : 1,021 167 654 370 1,116 3,328Utah 58 32 13 13 102 218Vermont 47 24 0 23 33 128

Virginia 251 32 33 112 142 570Washington 231 62 221 39 3.8 911West Virginia : 18 17 2 60 22 119Wisconsin 286 147 56 368 560 1,416Wyoming 83 35 77 10 127 332

United States: 13,470 3,215 6,297 5,966 15,757 44,705

1/ Preliminary. Numbers may not add because of rounding.

220

230

Table 38 --Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1974 1/

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) s Price sup- :

. Debt owed s : port and :

States : All : Production s Federal : Farmers sto individ-: Tote.' s storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit s Intermediate : HAM Ad- : tulle and s excluding : made or t including

brnks : Assoc. s Credit s ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

2/ : Banks s by CCC

:Million dollars

Alabama : 173 140 0 15 148 476 2 478

Alas:. : 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 2

Arizona 286 55 4 7 110 462 1 463

Arkansas : 248 286 0 21 193 749 27 776

California 1,584 566 27 8 667 2,852 6 2,858

Colorado : 460 214 52 8 212 946 2 948

Connecticut : 5 37 0 2 19 64 0 64

Delaware : 5 15 0 1 29 51 0 51

Florida : 149 292 1 10 169 621 2 623

Georgia . 208 364 0 16 219 807 9 816

Hawaii : 8 6 0 1 19 34 0 34

Idaho : 288 175 1 32 101 598 2 600

Illinois : 1,287 307 8 35 369 2,0!5 18 2,023

IndianaIowa

:

:

475 3481,705 410

1

9

22 232

47 581

1,0772,753

13

38

1,090

2,791

Kansas : 1,122 200 22 21 302 1,666 12 1,678

Kentucky . 290 360 0 28 110 788 2 790

Louisiana : 156 150 3 30 90 428 7 435

Maine : 13 29 0 34 42 118 0 118

Maryland : 49 48 0 4 66 167 1 168

Massachusetts 8 20 3 2 18 47 0 47

Michigan . 256 149 0 36 129 571 6 577

MinnesotaMississippi

:

:

906 353211 .93

13

29

34 30556 135

1,2i1624 8

1,66192

Missouri : 711 257 0 43 237 1,249 11 1,260

Montana . 354 216 0 16 64 651 2 653

Nebraska : 1,243 369 0 17 345 1,974 19 1,993

Nevada 14 11 0 3 12 40 0 40

New Hampshire : 4 9 0 2 8 23 0 23

New Jersey 10 37 0 6 28 81 0 81

New Mexico : 163 78 10 8 70 329 1 330

New York . 308 264 0 41 151 764 3 767

North Carolina : 139 373 0 25 203 741 7 '48

:forth Dakota : 412 196 10 37 98 754 6 760

Ohio 276 399 4 15 207 901 8 909

Oklahoma : 712 197 45 47 203 1,224 3 1,227

Oregon : 167 159 0 9 73 409 3 412

Pennsylvania : 242 130 8 23 149 552 1 553

Rhode Island : 1 4 0 0 2 8 0 8

South Carolina : 47 157 0 11 71 286 4 290

South Dakota : 592 159 0 50 139 £40 7 947

Tennessee . 217 366 0 19 106 :08 2 710

Texas : 1,492 648 65 71 589 2,866 40 2,906

Utah : 79 76 27 10 30 223 3 226

Vermont : 20 35 0 12 23 90 0 90

Virginia : 147 104 14 10 90 365 4 369

Washington 270 75 0 15 120 481 4 485

West Virginia.

30 10 0 11 18 69 0 69

Wisconsin 489 409 10 61 211 1,180 7 1,187

Wyoming 187 76 10 9 33 315 0 315

United States: 18,238 9,531 374 1,044 7,549 36,736 319 37,055

1/ Preliminary. Numbers may not add because of rounding. 2/ Loans for aquaculture are excluded.

221

Table 39--Real estate farce debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1975 1/

. : : : All :

States : Federal : Farmers Rome : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land Banks : A4ministration : companies' t banks : and others :

: : t : t

Million dollars

Alabama 248 76 48 164 125 661Alaska : 2 0 0 1 3 6Arizona : 63 25 125 3 172 388Arkansas 297 108 269 234 222 1,130California : 1,039 25 996 204 1,555 3,819

Colorado : 477 65 223 28 403 1,196Connecticut 42 3 1 17 18 81Delaware 26 4 1 33 19 83Florida 564 30 292 143 318 1,346Georgia 665 64 : 92 329 154 1,305

Hawaii t 48 t 4 3 6 67Idaho 382 122 132 11 337 984Illinois 758 103 337 364 880 2,442Indiana :

Iowa574 77

793 152

176

479

360

234

730

1,889 1,9X73

.Unitas 641 116 279 142 514 1,692Kentucky : 319 96 75 338 279 1,106

.Louisiana 293 47 167 123 107 737Maine : 22 49 4 12 16 103Maryland

t

134 14 6 80 136 371

Massachusetts : 32 3 1 25 19 81Michigan 399 55 35 159 424 1,072Minnesota : 542 139 195 199 1,052 2,127Mississippi 317 114 207 187 150 975Missouri 515 165 197 338 576 1,791

Montana 370 72 150 25 523 1,139Nebraska 479 143 313 63 716 1,714Nevada 35 5 39 1 53 132New Hampshire : 15 3 2 7 8 35New Jersey 94 8 4 20 81 208

New Mexico : 140 28 71 19 155 413New York 315 55 10 121 257 757North Carolina : 486 93 80 91 156 907North Dakota : 297 175 21 65 296 854Ohio : 453 42 90 330 461 1,375

Oklahoma : 447 143 168 168 412 1,338Oregon : 263 41 152 16 513 984Pennsylvania : 213 38 22 239 238 750Rhode Island 4 0 0 1 1 7South Carolina : 335 4S 18 36 49 482

:

South Dakota : 306 188 78 34 346 952Tennessee : 313 91 34 285 210 934Texas : 1,136 170 685 402 1,190 3,583Utah 1 66 34 14 15 119 248Vermont. : 53 26 0 24 36 138

Virginia : 294 35 38 122 156 644.Washington 270 67 250 30 392 1,008

Vest Virginia : 22 19 3 60 24 129Wisconsin : 338 151 60 382 626 1,558Wyoming : 95 37 84 12 138 366

United States: 16,029 3,369 6,726 6,296 17,262 49,683

1/ Preliminary. Numbars may not add becaUse of rounding.

222

232

Table 40--Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1975 1/

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : . : Price sup-

: - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----------- -- : Debt owed.: : port and 1

States . All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ -: Total : storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uals and : excluding : made or : including

: banks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

. . 2/ : Banks : t : : by CCC :

--..-------- ....... ------------_-_------------ ....... ----__--------------------- ......Million dollars

Alabama : 199 149 0 17 155 521 2 523

Alaska . 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 2

Arizona : 305 66 2 8 124 505 0 505

Arkansas 280 331 0 26 195 832

3,083

5

3,053California 1,614 670 29 11 759 10

2 1,018,Colorado : 530 227 35 8 216 1,016

Connecticut . 11 39 0 2 21 72 0 72

Delaware : 6 17 0 2 29 53 0 53

Florida . 148 312 0 16 190 667 1 668

Georgia : 233 401 0 15 229 878 7 £85

Hawaii : 10 8 0 1 21 40 0 40

Idaho : 344 201 1 35 114 6962,269

3 699:

Illinois : 1,352 362 10 82 4631,320

25 2,

Indiana . 553 454 0 38 2763,343

17 1,337

Iowa : 2,032 499 11 101 701 47 3,390

16 1,966,

Kansas : 1,302 237 22 36 352 1,950

Kentucky : 320 421 0 30 123 895 2 897

Louisiana . 177 194 6 42 96 515 15 530

Maine 16 30 0 35 44 126 0 126

Maryland 48 53 0 6 73 179 1 180

Massachusetts : 10 19 0 2 20 51 0 51

Michigan : 282 168 0 71 150 671

1,972

8

2,010Minnesota : 1,078 439 16 75 3E5 38

Mississippi . 235 198,6

138 140 737

1,391

3 740

Missouri : 746 265 u 114 267 9 1,400

Montana : 394 239 0 17 75 725

2,245

5 730

Nebraska 1,409 409 1 35 391 26 2,271

Nevada 14 14 0 3 14 46 0 46

New Hampshire : 3 8 0 2 9 22 0 22

New Jersey : 9 41 0 7 32 89 0 89

New Mexico 155 79 10 12 82 338 1 339

New York 281 293 0 42 171 787 3 790

North Carolina : 174 41: 0 33 228 849 6 855

North Dakota 523 247 12 56 129 9671,058

10 977

Ohio 315 476 2 16 248 9 1,067

Oklahoma 786 204 37 49 201 1,277 4 1,281

Oregon 177 171 0 12 85 444 3 447

Pennsylvania 257 145 12 24 174 612 2 614

Rhode Island 1 4 0 0 2 7 0 7

South Carolina : 53 173 0 14 77 317 2 319

South Dakota 657 172 0 81 154 1,064 7 1,071

Tennessee 229 413 0 37 118 798 3 801

Texas 1,571 640 61 183 638 3,093 64 3,157

Utah 81 89 25 11 35 241 0 241

Vermont 18 37 0 12 26 92 0 92

Virginia 157 114 9 12 105 398 4 402

Washington 330 98 0 15 130 574 6 580

West Virginia : 31 12 0 11 19 72 0 72

Wisconsin 511 440 13 167 247 1,378 8 1,386

Wyoming 191 78 9 10 39 327 0 327

10,770 41,605 41,980United States: 20,160 350 1,772 8,553 375

1/ Preliminary. Numbers may not add beca,...a of rounding. .1./ Loans for aquaculture are excluded.

223

233

Table 41--Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1976 1/

: : : All :

States : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land Banks : Administration : companies : banks : and others :

: : : :

Million dollars

Alabama : 279 81 46 161 135 701Alaska 2 0 0 1 3 7Arizona : 55 29 125 4 178 391Arkansas : 341 117 285 230 238

21161114,California :

:

1,172 31 1,108 203 1,647

Colorado : 553 69 250 38 434 1,343Connecticut 43 4 1 6 19 72Delaware : 32 6 1 17 22 78Florida : 609 33 295 121 353 1,410Georgia : 741 71 97 315 173 1,397

Hawaii : 48 7 5 3 7 70Idaho 458 134 140 14 369 1,115Illinois : 955 107 374 445 967 2,848Indiana 673 83 203 434 819 2,212Iowa 1,020 156 492 284 2,108 4,059

Kansas 782 126 318 164 540 1,930Kentucky 370 104 82 351 310 1,217Louisiana 320 54 204 135 115 829Maine 28 52 5 7 18 110Maryland 150 17 5 66 147 385

Massachusetts : 32 3 1 24 21 81Michigan : 447 63 49 172 458 1,189Minnesota : 674 151 225 225 1,165 2,440Mississippi : 338 122 223 199 168 1,051Missouri : 591 178 225 381 645 2,020

Montana 429 81 166 24 584 1,284Nebraska : 630 161 384 81 764 2,021Nevada 42 7 47 2 58 155New Hampshire : 15 4 2 8 9 37New Jersey 99 10 5 14 87 215

New Mexico 156 31 77 24 167 456New York 340 63 11 118 279 811North Carolina : 539 102 87 110 176 1,014North Dakota 384 180 24 72 327 986Ohio 547 44 103 377 498 1,569

Oklahoma : 539 :57 178 192 438 1,503Oregon 291 47 192 24 578 1,132Pennsylvania 242 44 23 260 263 831Rhode Island 4 0 0 1 1 7South Carolina : 377 52 18 40 56 543

South Dakota 370 206 85 36 385 1,082Tennessee : 354 98 35 300 218 1,005TexasUtah

:

:

1,201 182

77 36

70317

38416

1,266137

3,736282

Vermont : 56 29 0 24 38 147

Virginia 323 38 37 124 171 692Washington 319 72 287 35 429 1,143West Virginia : 26 21 3 68 27 144Wisconsin 381 157 1 434 699 1,743Wyoming 111 42 87 14 148 402

United States: 18,565 3,637 7,400 6,781 18,864 55,268

1/ Preliminary. Nu bars may not add because of rounding.

224

234


States

Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : : Price sup-

: Debt owed : : port and

All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-: Total : storage loans

operating : Credit : Intermediate : Hose Ad- : uals and : excluding : made or

banks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed

2/ : Banks : by CCC

TotalincludingCCC loans

Million dollars

AlabamaAlaska

232 158

0 000

15 183

0 1

587

1

2

0589

1

Arizona 270 82 0 9 136 496 0 496

Arkansas 306 313 0 26 241 886 8 894

California 1,860 827 23 10 864 3,584 14 3,598

Colorado 655 296 44 9 266 1,270 19 1,289

Connecticut 12 40 0 2 24 77 0 77

Delaware 7 20 0 2 34 63 0 63

Florida 161 324 0 17 216 719 1 720

Georgia 273 467 0 22 264 1,026 11 1,037

Hawaii 14 11 0 1 23 49 0 49

Idaho 402 228 2 43 132 806 19 825

Illinois 1,598 430 13 69 515 2,626 53 2,679

Indiana 644 565 0 35 317 1,560 34 1,594

Iowa 2,423 607 12 94 825 3,9E1 99 4,060

Kansas 1,552 306 28 36 442 2,364 104 2,468

Kentucky 355 508 0 31 146 1,040 4 1,044

Louisiana 188 167 4 45 114 517 11 528

Maine 16 27 0 34 51 128 0 128

Maryland 55 61 0 7 82 204 3 207

Massachusetts 9 20 0 1 23 53 0 53

Michigan 334 200 0 81 174 789 16 805

Minnesota 1,203 494 18 81 403 2,198 106 2,304

Mississippi 244 161 10 205 162 782 7 789

Missouri 897 284 0 117 313 1,611 16 1,627

Montana 451 269 0 18 92 829 56 885

Nebraska 1,756 464 6 34 477 2,737 85 2,822

Nevada 15 24 0 3 16 59 0 59

New Hampshire : 3 16 0 2 10 31 0 31

New Jersey 10 41 0 9 36 95 1 96

New Mexico 170 86 10 11 93 371 4 375

New York 308 294 0 41 196 841 5 846

North Carolina : 215 483 0 44 261 1,003 8 1,011

North Dakota 587 296 11 66 148 1,108 1:9 1,227

Ohio 347 561 4 14 279 1,206 17 1,223

Oklahoma 872 243 32 49 218 1,414 27 1,441

Oregon 228 200 0 11 100 539 13 552

PennsylvaniaRhode Island

248 160

0 5

14

026 207

0 3

6548

4

0658

8

South Carolina 63 195 0 16 89 364 3 367

South Dakota 717 180 0 98 170 1,165 14 1,179

Tennemee 246 478 0 36 139 899 19 918

Texas 1,816 679 65 169 796 3,524 62 3,586

Utah 102 87 30 10 40 268 1 269

Vermont 19 48 0 11 32 110 0 110

Virginia 149 123 16 15 117 421 5 426

Washington 423 122 0 16 156 717 55 772

West Virginia : 29 12 0 10 22 73 0 73

Wisconsin 577 512 15 165 290 1,559 11 1,570

Wyoming 224 78 10 10 51 372 2 374

United Stat.ss: 23,283 12,249 368 1,877 9,989 47,765 1,040 48,805


225

235

Taole 43--Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1977 1/

:. All .

States : Federal Farmers Hone : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land Banks : Administration : companies : banks : and others

Million dollars

Alabama 329 85 53 192 151 810Alaska 2 0 0 1 4Arizona 63 33 140 13 191 441Arkansas 374 126 334 285 263 1,3822California 1,336 36 1,296 246 1,804 4,718

.Colorado 612 73 302 40 484 1,511Connecticut 45 4 1 4 21 74

.Delaware 38 7 1 20 26 93Florida : 652 36 317 148 406 1,559Georgia : 809 80 165 333 201 1,589

Hawaii : 50 7 11 6 10 84Idaho : 527 149 173 14 417 1,280Illinois 1,254 118 464 521 1,100 3,457Indiana : 811 90 271 510 950 2,632Iowa : 1,254 166 628 330 2,432 4,810

Kansas 924 139 389 203 586 2,240Kentucky 434 114 94 404 357 1,404Louisiana 369 60 222 158 128 937Maine 31 54 7 9 21 121Maryland 166 19 8 70 163 427

Massachusetts : 31 3 2 14 23 73Michigan 528 72 50 198 513 1,361Minnesota : 867 164 292 254 1,334 2,912Mississippi : 376 128 247 225 194 1,170Missouri 672 193 288 461 747 2,360

Montana : 497 91 193 28 674 1,483.Nebraska 782 182 104 96 843 2,398

Nevada 52 8 55 2 66 183New Hampshire : 15 4 9 8 11 47New Jersey 101 11 5 16 97 230

New Mexico 163 34 87 24 185 494New York 356 72 15 126 314 883North Carolina : 620 111 92 105 205 1,133North Dakota : 497 186 45 68 374 1,170Ohio 660 48 135 432 557 1,832

Oklahoma : 609 171 196 213 480 1,670Oregon 339 52 204 17 672 1,284Pennsylvania : 267 49 27 305 300 949Rhode Island : 4 0 0 1 2 7South Carolina : 405 57 18 47 67 593

South Dakota : 433 229 100 44 444 1,249Tennessee 398 106 45 335 234 1,117Texas 1,286 196 749 444 1,393 4,067

.Utah 96 39 14 19 163 331

.Vermont 57 29 0 26 42 155

Virginia 349 42 33 137 194 756Washington 381 78 340 40 486 1,324West Virginia : 31 22 5 75 31 164Wisconsin 467 166 85 497 807 2,023Wyoming 121 44 117 16 166 464

United States: 21,541 3,982 8,819 7,780 21,335 63,458


226

236

Table 44--Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including °minor households), December 31, 1977 1/

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : : : Price sup- :

:: Debt owed : : port and :

States i All i Production : Federal : Farmers to individ-: Total : storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit : Intermediate t Home Ad- : uals and : excluding : made or : including

: banks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

. : 2/ : Banks . : : : by CCC :

:Million dollars

Alabama : 276 183 0 26 218 702 12 714

Alaska : 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1

Arizona : 295 115 4 10 174 598 3 601

Arkansas : 373 300 0 63 308 1,044 166 1,210

California 2,020 1,012 28 28 1,040 4,127 27 4,154

Colorado : 690 290 37 26 355 1,398 106 1,504

Connecticut : 17 40 0 2 28 86 0 86

Delaware 13 26 0 2 42 83 1 84

Florida : 168 353 1 82 265 868 2 870

Georgia : 303 536 0 140 318 1,298 20 1,318

Hawaii 15 14 0 1 28 59 0 59

Idaho 384 235 2 72 157 849 39 867

Illinois 1,817 5C2 13 64 627 3,023 189 3,212

Indiana 760 679 0 33 379 1,850 132 1,982

Iowa 2,784 686 18 119 996 4,604 334 4,938

Kansas 1,662 319 26 49 559 2,615 556 3,171

Kantucky 397 605 1 32 180 1,212 26 1,239

Louisiana . 232 187 4 56 135 615 35 650

Maine : 19 27 0 35 61 142 0 142

Maryland 60 70 0 8 100 238 8 246

:

Massachusetts : 10 22 0 1 26 60 0 60

Michigan : 378 227 0 104 212 922 64 986

Minnesota : 1,338 531 24 167 498 2,558 510 3,068

Mississippi 285 185 12 281 199 962 68 1,030

Missouri 997 294 0 177 373 1,840 153 1,993

.Montana . 464 266 0 24 113 867 148 1,015

Nebraska : 1,883 459 10 61 594 3,006 539 3,545

Nevada : 24 30 0 4 21 78 0 78

New Hampshire : 3 9 0 1 12 26 0 26

New Jersey : 11 41 0 10 40 102 2 104

New Mexico : 170 91 8 13 135 416 22 438

New York : 358 312 0 66 232 967 17 984

North Carolina t 253 557 0 115 313 1,239 22 1,261

North Dakota : 576 307 10 150 178 1,221 282 1,503

Ohio : 410 666 6 15 325 1,421 71 1,492

Oklahoma : 978 257 32 63 311 1,640 151 1,791

Oregon : 242 213 0 24 120 599 19 618

Pennsylvania : 276 182 17 30 254 758 12 710

Rhode Island : 0 5 0 0 3 9 0 9

South Carolina : 73 226 0 66 108 473 15 488

South Dakota : 793 201 0 312 222 1,528 1/8 1,706

Tecnesse6 : 296 574 a 54 169 1,092 23 1,115

Texas : 1,924 650 56 194 951 3,775 431 4,206

Utah : 108 90 19 14 50 281 2 283

Vermont : 20 37 0 12 38 108 0 108

Virginia : 169 124 17 73 146 531 9 540

Washington : 477 128 0 22 180 807 65 142

West Virginia : 33 14 0 11 28 86 0 86

Wisconsin:,

660 574 20 215 365 1,835 71 1,906

Wyoming : 219 65 10 17 59 370 6 376

United States: 25,709 13,519 374 3,141 12,244 54,987 4,540 59,527


227

. 237


. : All :

States : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land Banks : Administration : companies banks : and others

:

.AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansas :

California :

.Colorado

Connecticut :

Delaware

FloridaGeorgia :

Hawaii.Idaho

Illinois .

Indiana .

.Iowa

.KansasKentuckyLouisiana :

.MaineMaryland

Massachusetts :

MichiganMinnesota :

Mississippi :

Missouri :

.Montana

.NebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire :

New Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina :North DakotaOhio

.OklahomaOregon

PennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth Carolina :

South Dakota :

Tennessee :

Texas

Utah :

Vermont :

Virginia

WashingtonWest Virginia :

Wisconsin.Wyoming

United States:

3872

71

421

1 557,

691

46

45

719

882

55

559

1,562

9641,522

1,046

521445

31

190

31

6161,062

413749

536

92559

16

102

180

366

725

579793

706

400313

4

434

456

4291,417

120

56

386

457

36

585

149

24,816

82

036

123

39

764

8

39

88

7

155

129

96

175

150

117

63

54

22

4

79167

113

198

96

192

9

4

12

36

81

116

182

54

175

60

53

0

59

237

107

192

39

31

46

81

25

164

45

4,121

Million dollars

73

0

147

3921,549

326

1

1

376195

11

212

585

362747

429114

268

6

16

2

65359

302372

251

57073

5

5

104

17

104

60

192

216

208

31

0

18

108

60889

22

0

38

3767

97120

10,478

226

1

11

297

322

47

3

20

156

348

7

14

609

559356

217

434192

9

77

13

219282

218522

29

96

2

8

16

28

131

104

90

449

234

16

346

1

48

48

366493

29

28

143

4686

547

14

8,557

166

6

200

284

1,933

518

23

30

457

228

12

463

1,226

1,0792,748

621

403139

23178

25

5621,497

220

846

763

91274

12

105

202

346

233

420

610

516

766

335

2

79

500

2451,500

190

46

216

53935

913

181

23,638

9339

465

1,5185,401

1,66877

105

11,740

921,403

4,1113,0625,549

2,4631,5891,107

124483

77

1,5413,367

1,2652,687

1,674

2,694217

45239

551

9401,282

1,3322,097

1,8461,4501,078

8

638

1,349

1,2064,491

400160

8301,499

188

2,306508

71,610

J Preliminary. Numbers may not add because of rounding.

228 238

Table 46--Nonreal estato farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1978 1/

States

Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) Price sup-

. Debt owed : : port and

Ail : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-: Total : storage loans : Total

operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- uals and : excluding : made or : including

banks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

2/ : Banks : by CCC

AlabamaAlaskaArisen::

Arkansas

California


HawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndiansIowa



MontanaNebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire :

New Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina :

North DakotaOhio



VirginiaWashingtonWest Virginia :

WisconsinWyoming

United Stale:

1/ Preliminary.

309 179 0

0 0 0364 139 3

405 348 0

2,292 1,204 24

728 331 70

16 38 0

12 28 0

173 362 1

312 505 1

16 15 0

358 274 2

2,092 543 17

872 750 0

3,030 779 25

1,800 345 28

427 708 1

261 208 4

15 31 0

59 79 0

55 22 0

395 269 0

1,575 626 30

270 194 23

1,105 312 0

477 263 0

1,999 458 17

20 38 0

3 9 0

11 37 0

181 92 11

396 284 0

238 586 0

647 350 13

454 769 8

1,061 312 32

261 233 0

319 209 20

0 5 0

72 231 0

895 241 0

309 639 0

2,206 757 90

106 103 34

21 35 0

176 118 20

512 137 0

32 16 0

727 685 29

205 72 9

28,273 14,967 509

Numbers may not add because of rounding.

Million dollars

125 257 872

0 1 1

42 234 782

95 353 1,200

125 1,198 4,843

80 485 1,694

3 31 88

5 55 99

135 313 984

302 378 1,499

1 31 64

135 200 96886 636 3,375

61 415 2,098

247 1,061 5,142

97 762 3,032

50 201 1,387

107 157 737

61 69 176

16 125 278

4 29 110

158 245 1,067

226 542 2,998

459 239 1,185

208 394 2,019

96 142 978

213 718 3,4066 25 90

1 13 26

14 44 107

27 152 462

235 255 1,169

184 395 1,403

290 195 1,495

36 356 1,622

153 339 1,898

52 150 696

45 291 885

0 4 9

94 126 524

430 239 1,806

94 189 1,232

397 1,210 4,660

21 63 327

15 41 112

182 180 676

53 235 937

14 34 96

246 401 2,088

54 86 427

5,780 14,297 63,827

2/ Loans for aquaculture are excluded.

12

01

84

87

102

0

0

113

29

037

259

145

612

401

2557

1

7

0

105

855

26

141

170

8350

0

3

13

21

22

429

71

91

15

9

0

15

322

ZZ216

104

1

13

461

139

9

5,666

8841

7831,284

4,930

1,7968899

1,097

1,528

641,0053,6342,2435,754

3,4331,412

794

177

285

110

1,1723,8531,211

2,160

1,1484,241

9026

110

475

1,1901,4251,924

1,693

1,9E"

711894

9

539

2,1281,2544,876

431

113

68998397

2,227436

69,493

229239


:: : All : :

States : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land banks : Administration : companies banks : and others :

. :: : :

Million dollars

Alabama : 476 116 80 207 193 1,073Alaska : 3 3 0 1 7 14Arizona : 85 65 197 12 223 582Arkansas

California.'

:

514 2211,967 114

4331,765

299398

32722,203

1,794

6,448

Colorado : 802 118 368 35 613 1,937Connecticut : 54 14 0 8 27 105Delaware : 58 15 1 21 37 132Florida : 856 95 445 144 548 2,088Georgia : 1,014 159 226 361 275 2,035

Hawaii : 68 14 10 9 16 117Idaho : 603 255 244 12 546 1,660Illinois : 1,991 239 714 580 1,454

747

4,977Indiana : 1,180 217 479 560 1,304Iowa : 1,843 304 846 358 3,305 6,658

Kansas . 1,292 235 470 214 700 2,911Kentucky 1 627 215 151 433 484 1,909Louisiana : 550 119 352 197 162 1,380Maine : 33 78 6 8 28 153Maryland : 241 49 19 7 206 589

Massachusetts : 31 16 2 13 29 91Michigan : 743 159 76 209 655 1,842Minnesota : 1,369 274 418 284 1,787 4,131Mississippi : 496 169 364 234 264 1,527Missouri : 881 312 432 537 1,021 3,182

MontanaNebraska

:

:

595 1351,063 351

336635

3093

9181,048

2,0143,190Nevada : 62 19 80 1 88 251

New Hampshire : 19 9 5 8 15 56New Jersey : 117 25 5 15 122 283

New Mexico : 218 61 107 29 234 649New York : 391 166 23 128 405 1,113North Carolina : 892 226 115 97 282 1,613North Dakota : 721 249 67 93 501 1,631Ohio : 953 102 252 457 710 2,474

Oklahoma : 810 322 219 227 589 2,167Oregon : 477 102 232 15 929 1,755Pennsylvania : 416 109 34 378 399 1,336Rhode Island : 4 2 0 1 3 11South Carolina : 476 94 22 42 98 732

South Dakota : 533 343 123 48 600 1,647Tennessee : 489 208 70 377 272 1,416Texas : 1,592 288 1,012 502 1,718 5,112Utah : 151 54 23 25 235 487Vermont : 59 48 0 26 53 185

Virginia : 474 101 38 150 257 1,020Washington : 524 144 389 50 637 1,744West Virginia : 46 46 12 76 42Wisconsin : 786 271 134 536 1,098Wyoming : 172 60 137 14 210 593

:

United States: 29,820 7,111 12,165 8,623 27,880 85,599

--,-


230; 240

Nf

Table 48--Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including op4zator households), Deceaber 31, 1979 1/

States

: Debt owed to reporting institrtions (excluding CCC) : 3 i Price sup-: port and

Total : storage loansexcluding : made orCCC loans : guaranteed

: by CCC

:

:

: Total: including

: CCC loans:

. : Debt owed :

: All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-:

: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uala and :

: Ranks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others :

: : 2/ : Banks : : :

Million dollars

Alabama : 257 246 0 206 297 1,006 18 1,024

Alaska 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2

Arizona . 412 131 1 148 230 923 1 924

Arkansas : 363 389 0 245 401 1,398 86 1,484

California : 2,655 1,350 37 472 1,361 5,875 97 5,972

Colorado 742 460 50 109 544 1,905 193 2,098

Connecticut : 19 42 0 12 33 106 0 106

Delaware 20 35 0 7 63 124 0 124

Florida . 170 394 1 223 370 1,157 168 1,326

Georgia : 331 577 3 550 437 1,898 50 1,948

Hawaii : 12 19 0 4 35 69 0 69

Idaho . 365 334 2 188 248 1,138 40 1,178

Illinois : 2,184 655 24 155 725 3,743 206 3,949

IndianaIowa

.

:

941 841

3,529 1,068

0

35

125 468

314 1,191,

2,374

6,137108611

2,482

6,748

Kansas : 1,991 482 22 140 932 3,567 241 3,808

Kentucky : 449 707 1 142 218 1,516 24 1,540

Louisiana : 236 255 5 278 176 950 121 1,071

Maine . )7 38 0 79 73 207 1 208

Maryland 56 91 0 29 144 320 5 325

Massachusetts : 73 24 0 10 29 135 0 135

Michigan 409 339 0 220 274 1,241 77 1,318

Minnesota 1,909 873 38 277 646 3,744 779 4,523

Mississippi . 290 249 34 618 268 1,459 41 1,500

Missouri : 1,266 414 1 242 455 2,378 123 2,501

Montana : 510 322 2 140 160 1,134 145 1,279

Nebraska 2,335 617 65 266 935 4,217 714 4,931

Nevada 20 44 0 11 30 104 0 164

New Hampshire : 3 11 0 2 14 30 0 30

New Jersey 10 39 0 20 49 117 3 120

New Mexico 179 100 12 47 182 521 6 527

New York 517 299 0 289 289 1,394 23 1,417

North Carolina : 251 669 0 279 449 1,648 20 1,668

North Dakota : 790 533 18 343 228 ',913 366 2,279

Ohio 482 871 9 61 403 1,825 60 1,885

Oklahoma : 1,079 360 62 337 455 2,293 34 2,327

Oregon : 279 303 0 111 193 885 14 899

Pennsylvania : 330 249 21 80 326 1,006 18 1,024

Rhode Island : 1 5 0 0 4 10 0 10

South Carolina : 75 281 0 135 141 632 15 647

South Dakota : 1,090 325 5 503 270 2,193 293 2,486

Tennessee 315 690 0 177 215 1,398 27 1,425

Texas 2,155 871 108 675 1,466 5,275 74 5,349

Utah 92 142 24 27 70 355 58 413

Vermont . 21 38 0 20 45 124 1 125

Virginia : 182 1391 30 194 214 758 16 774

Washington : 583 194 0 96 272 1,144 41 1,185

West Virginia : 33 17/ 0 19 38 108 1 109

Wisconsin 797 878 46 296 444 2,461 144 2,605

Wyoming . 211 101 10 65 98 485 6 491

United States: 31,034 18,113 665 8,982 16,610 75,405 5,070 80,475


231i

241

Table 49 --Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1980 1/

: . : AllStates : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total

: Land Banks : Administration : companies banks : and others

Million dollars

Alabama : 577 135 103 208 209 1,232Alaska : 3 2 14 0 8 28Arizona 114 70 217 14 241 655Arkansas 623 242 429 276 :154 1,925California 2,422 140 1,810 483 2,385 7,241

:.

Colorado . 996 121 402 30 664 2,212Connecticut : 61 16 0 8 30 116Delaware : 64 16 1 21 40 142Florida : 1,003 104 493 141 593 2,334Georgia 1,166 184 254 344 298 2,245

aawaii : 74 15, 15 5 17 127IdahoIllinois

646

2,408267

260256

780

10

580591

1,5741,770

56Indiana : 1,446 234 526 554 1,411 4:13fIowa : 2,378 345 948 339 3,577 7,588

Kansas : 1,587 248 449 202 758 3,244Kentucky 747 226 187 423 523 2,107Louisiana : 713 131 317 217 175 1,5MaineMaryland

:

:

34271

82

546

227

7930223

154

649

Massachusetts : 33 20 2 13 32 100Michigan 898 177 80 201 709

2Minnesota : '.,818 295 457 267 1,935 4:tMississippi . 659 202 377 224 286 1,747Missouri : 1,030 336 480 538 1,105 3,489

Montana : 692 149 377 27 994 2,239Nebraska : 1,330 357 695 89 1,135 3,6C6Nevada 72 20 92 1 95 281New Hampshire : 19 10 6 8 16 59New Jersey 131 29 4 28 132 324

New Mexico 265 i6 104 26 253 715New York 432 172 31 126 439 1,200North CarolinaCa : 11,060, 249 120 95 305 1,829North Dakota 931 263 68 222 542 2,021Ohio : 1,112 115 298 470 759 2,764

Oklahoma : 989 325 218 217 638 2,38'Oregon 6'2 114 233 15 1,006 1,980Pennsylvania 514 127 385 432 1,493Rhode Island 5 4 v 1 3 12South Carolina : 543 106 24 37 106 816

South Dakota 635 369 127 44 650 1,825Tennessee : 570 231 81 373 294 1,550Texas : 1,765 323 994 551 1,860 5,492Utah 189 58 ' 21 254 550Vermont 64 53 A 24 58 700

Virginia 550 110 40 166 278 1,142Washington 630 130 422 47 689 1,938West Virginia : 56 52 14 71 45 238Wisconsin : 1,067 280 149 505 1,188 3,190Wyoming : 192 63 143 15 228 640

United States: 36,196 7,715 12,928 8,745 30,180 95,764


232 242


States

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : Price sup- :

. Debt owed : : port and :

All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-; Total : storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uals and : excluding : made or : including

banks : Assoc. : Credit ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

2/ : Banks : by CCC

Million dollars

Alabama : 278 269 0 267 317 1,132 15

Alaska . 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

997

575

Arizona : 433 131 1 189 243 10

Arkansas . 398 443 1 386 427 1,655

1,455 6,500

48

California : 2,848 1,600 43 555 22

Colorado : 738 430 50 136 531 1,885 100

Connecticut . 12 46 0 20 37 0

1,10;1,301

Delaware : 17 44 0 9 69 1

2,261Florida . 172 457 1 268 403 6

Georgia : 337 642 2 811 470 45

1,228Hawaii 19 21 0 11 39 90

,

0

Idaho 345 359 3 253 268 66

Illinois . 2,123 676 17 227 831 3,873 355

Indiana . 932 870

1,149

0 209 535

6,210

200

Iowa : 3,361 30 405 1,265 742

Kansas : 2,017 461 24 179 909 3,590 230

Kentucky . 485 696 1 211 246 1,638 30

Louisiana . 274 321 11 369 202 1,177 17

Maine . 14 44 0 98 79 235 1

Maryland : 61 103 0 45 164 372 9

MassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippi

Missouri

57 27 0 15 32 130 0

392 401 0 277 314 1,384 102

1,836 963 54 382 742 3,976 764

323 313 58 764 289 1,748 26

1,290 471 0 327 507 2,595 133

Montana : 4992,393

371 9 194 153 1,2284,468Nebraska : 681 66 346 984 706

Nevada : 18 47 0 14 33 111 1

New Hampshire 1 3 12 0 3 15 33 0

New Jersey 9 43 0 27 54 133 3

New Mexico 185 99 9 62 164 521 5

New York 665 342 0 332 332 1,670 41

North Carolina : 253 686 0 397 495 20

North Dakota 768 559 21 420 230 1,998 268

Ohio 474 909 10 95 454 1,942 114

Olehoma 1,135 404 81 434 453 48

Oregcn 303 341 13 :A0 201 998 33

Penilsylvania : 308 299 24 125 383 1,140 26

Rhode Island : 1 5 0 1 5 12 0

South Carolina : 79 297 0 178 135 710 12

2,3091,087South Dakota : 337 9 582 294 245

Tennessee 37,3 670 0 263 239

1,4051,506 27

Texas : 2,350 947 146 865 5,713 66

Utah : 88 163 26 33 77 388 6

Vermont . 21 44 0 24 52 141 1

1,201Virginia . 194 164 31 231 236 17

2,765

Washingtot : 558 224 0 137 282 74

West Vicgivia.

33 20 0 28 44 1

Wisconsin 835 1,019 58 339 515 203

Wyoming . 212 109 9 73 91 494 7

810 11,756 17,721 81,583723, 4,978United Stateo: 31,367 19

1,147

;1,00

1,703

6,522

1,985

115

2,306

1,2941,

4,228

6,952

3,820

1,668

1,194236

381

130

1,486

4,7401,774

2,728

1,362

5,174

112

33

136

T11,

1,851

2,266

2,056

2,556

1,031

1,16612

722

2,554

1,533

5,779394

142

873

:Ii!501

86,561

Preliminary. Numbers may not add because of rounding. 2/ Loans for aquaculture are excluded.

233243

Trble 51--Real estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1981 1/

1 All .

States : Federal : Farmers Hone : Life insurance : operating : Individuals


Total

. Million dollars

Alabama . 708 145 115 186 220 1,374

Alaska : 3 2 4 1 9 19

Arizona : 134 80 220 12 254 700

Arkansas : 766 277 406 239 373 2,061

California : 3,095 181 1,871 538 2,511 8,195

Colorado : 1,198 135 399 40 699 2,471

Connecticut : 68 19 0 8 31 126

Delaware : 71 19 1 18 43 152

Florida : 1,282 124 493 148 625 2,672

Georgia . 1,344 211 237 328 314 2,433

Hawaii : 89 16 15 9 18 147

Idaho : 716 305 270 12 622 1,925

Illinois : 2,875 297 812 580 1,657 6,221

Indiana : 1,745 281 545 546 1,486 4,603

Iowa : 2,919 397 988 321 3,766 8,392

Kansas . 1,950 272 430 201 798 3,651

Kentucky : 869 259 191 407 551 2,277

Louisiana : 944 149 284 220 184 1,782

Maine 51 86 0 7 32 176

Maryland : 305 53 23 70 235 696

Massachusetts : 37 27 1 13 34 111

Michigan . 1,087 214 80 187 747 2,315

Minnesota : 2,294 335 465 262 2,037 5,393

Mississippi : 865 224 377 209 301 1,975

Missouri 1,211 378 492 545 1,163 3,788

Montana : 775 166 375 25 1,046 2,387

Nebraska : 1,627 398 709 93 1,194 4,021

Nevada : 82 23 92 1 100 298

New Hampshire : 20 11 6 8 17 62

New Jersey 139 32 4 14 139 326

New Mexico 304 75 102 24 266 772

New York 491 199 31 110 462 1,293

North Carolina : 1.251 282 150 91 321 2,095

North Dakota : 1,156 285 67 106 571 2,185

Ohio 1,313 142 310 464 809 3,039

Oki/llama : 1,196 358 199 221 671 2,645

Oregon 759 134 246 14 1,059 2,211

Pennsylvania : 579 153 34 395 455 1,615

Rhode Island : 5 4 0 0 3 13

South Carolina : 647 113 22 33 111 926

South Dakota : 740 406 142 '5 684 2,017

Tennessee 658 261 83 345 310 1,657

Texas . 2,031 360 956 491 1,958 5,795

Utah . 236 61 26 19 268 610

Vermont : 70 56 1 24 61 211

Virginia 628 117 37 151 292 1,226

Washington 806 172 456 56 725 2,216

West Virginia 67 57 13 64 47 248

Wisconsin 1,403 316 152 477 1,251 3,600

Wyoming 216 66 144 13 240 679

United States: 43,825 8,744 13,076 8,387 31,770 105,801


234

244

,7

Table 52--Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1981

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : : : Price sup- :

: -: Debt owed : : port and :

States : All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to indlvid -: Total : storage loans : Total: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uals and : excluding : made or : including: banks : Assoc. : Credit : sioiatratton: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans: : 2/ : Banks . : : : by CCC :

:

Alabama :

Alaska' :

Arizona :

Arkansas :

California t

Colorado :

Connecticut :

Delaware :

Florida :

Georgia

Hawaii :

IdahoIllinoisIndianaIowa :

Kansas :

KentuckyLouisiana :

Maine :

Maryland

Massachusetts :

MichiganMinnesotaMississippi t

Missouri :

MontanaNebraska :

NevadaNew Hampshire :

New Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina :North Dakota :

Ohio :

Oklahoma .

OregonPennsylvania :

Rhode Island :

South Carolina :

South DakotaTennessee

Texas :

Utah :

Vermont

Virginia .

.WashingtonWest Virginia :

WisconsinWyoming

Um:cad States:

24821

443388

3,345

72413

13

186314

21

414

2,205950

3,323

2,048539

30814

60

61

419

1,936

3311,310

5452,506

18

3

7

191

570228803505

1,289306320

1

73

1,11 /.

3252,456

9524

184

554

37

936225

32,948

2500

181

4341,829

4365251

494624

30

458708913

1,127

427673

38842

112

32488

1,054344508

47070055

i3

49

107

388742585979

435403

3205

306

351

5951,076

17448

183

274

24

1,149

116

21,203

00

14

1

46

940

0

01

0

3

14

0

31

24

1

10

00

00

62

630

14

25

0

00

8

0

0

26

11

86

2524

0

0

8

0

172

29

0

34

0

0

73

15

913

Million dollars

357 3360 2

210 238624 460594 1,579

139 46721 40

13 76

306 420995 508

11 42

256 283

326 885259 572444 1,263

229 863294 267

554 21599 8152 188

18 35308 352

463 8101,046 320

460 539

225 173

400 993

13 33

4 16

41 58

72 150333 366

449 547

545 273114 491

526 459

144 215160 424

2 5

260 166

697 308376 262

1,115 1,53432 8724 57

267 256137 344

30 47

340 58371 92

14,452 18,780

1,19223

1,085

1,9077,394

1,859

127

153

1,4062,442

104

1,414

4,139

2,6936,180

33,5901,774

1,475

235411

146

1,567

4,325

2,1032,816

1,4274,624

120

35

155

529

1,657

1,9672,232

2,100

2,795

1,0931,248

13

805

1§786,352

417

154

9251,309

137

3,082

519

88,296

38

0

21

10325

1860

3

9

51

0

100

576277

1,107

55451

41

2

15

0145

1,03395

229

194

937

1

0

6

2852

41

476

138

140

62

27

0

21

31351

4288

1

25

137

2

23911

8,011

1,230

23

1,1062,0107,419

2,045

127

511,4152,493

150:1, 1

4,7152,9707,295

4,1441,825

1,516

237426

4:1,;1

5,358

2,1983,045

1,621

5,561

121

35

161

557

1,709

2",?(111

2,238

2,935

1,155

1,285

13

826

2,790

1,609

6,780425

155

9501,446

139

3,321

530

96,307


235

245


All

States : Federal : Farmers Home : Life insurance ! operating : Individuals : Total

: Land Banks : Administration : companies banks : and others :

Million dollars

Alabama 745 145 112 170 222 1,394

Alpika . 11 2 4 1 9 27

Arizona : 146 82 220 12 256 716

Arkansas 844 293 403 229 376 2,144

California : 3,559 195 1,872 532 2,529 8,686

Colorado 1,271 130 392 50 704 2,547

Connecticut : 70 21 0 8 31 131

Delaware 80 20 1 18 43 161

Florida 1,389 135 520 136 629 2,810

Georgia : 1,432 217 188 307 316 2,459

Hawaii 102 17 15 9 18 161

Idaho 773 300 256 23 626 1,979

Illinois 3,048 311 806 537 1,669 6,370

Indiana 1,858 307 514 521 1,497 4,697

Iowa 3,228 413 1,023 343 3,793 8,800

Kansas : 2,109 282 412 211 803 3,817

Kentucky : 894 273 179 409 555 2,311

Louisiana : 1,053 153 261 235 186 1,886

Maine : 50 86 0 7 32 175

Maryland : 333 64 19 71 237 724

Massachusetts : 45 31 1 6 34 115

Michigan : 1,169 224 71 200 752

Minnesot. . 2,525 347 463 283 2,052 ,:/g

Mississippi 956 244 338 229 303 2,070

Missouri : 1,271 405 476 559 1,172 3,883

Montana 862 175 344 23 1,054 2,458

Nebraska . 1,791 406 731 115 1,203 4,245

Nevada . 90 23 90 1 101 305

New Hampshire : 22 11 6 8 17 64

New Jersey 146 34 4 12 140 336

New Mexico : 315 75 120 26 268 804

New York : 533 204 30 107 465 1,339

North Carolina : 1,373 293 153 91 324 2,233

North DakotaOhio

: 1,270 307

1,387 152

59

299

120

449

575

815

2,331

Oklahoma 1,287 362 190 228 676 2,743

Oregon 834 140 234 17 1,066 2,292

Pennsylvania : 624 161 34 374 458 1,650

Rhode Island : 6 5 0 3 3 16

South Carolina : 689 116 23 31 112 971

South Dakota : 782 419 144 50 6892'30840Tennessee : 687 276 86 339 312 1,700

Texas : 2,247 368 909 556 1,972 6,051

Utah 268 63 14 16 270 630

Vermont . 75 58 1 23 61 219

Virginia : 677 117 36 131 294 1,256

Washington 894 176 457 71 731 2,328

West Virginia

Wisconsin

: 74 59

1,587 324

14

143

60

475 1,21,260

255

3,788

Wyoming 218 64 119 14 241 675

United States: 47,699 9,085 12,802 8,441 32,000 110,026


236

246

I


States

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : . : Price sup- :

. Debt owed : : port and: All : Production : Fzderal : Farmers :to individ-: Tccal : storage loans : Total: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uals snd : excluding : made or : including: banks : Assoc. : Credit : einiotration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

2/ : Banks : by CCC :


.Arkansas

.California

Colorado :

.Connecticut.Delaware

Florida :

Georgia :

:

Hawaii :

.IdahoIllinoisIndianaIowa

Kansas :

Kentucky :

Louisiana :

Maine.Maryland

Massachusetts :

Michigan.Minnesota

Mississippi :

Missouri :

.Montana

NebraskaNevada

New Hampshire :

New Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina :

North Dakota :

Ohio

Oklahoma :

Oregon :

Pennsylvania :

Rhode Island :

South Carolina :

South Dakota :

Tennessee :

Texas :

Utah :

Vermont :

Virginia :

Washington :

West Virginia :

Wisconsin

Wyoming :

United States:

239 24316 0

441 176

398 4063,763 1,939

809 464

15 49

18 54

196 504305 578

27 35472 438

2,379 607977 709

3,766 1,114

2,224 370

612 552298 331

15 45

67 123

50 31

477 5272,256 1,112

368 2951,385 475

609 4652,863 712

17 553 14

9 51

207 117722 412253 709913 648543 811

1,255 402325 400352 315

0 5

72 280

1,266 383

346 461

2,552 1,021112 186

30 53

201 190

589 258

31 26

1,047 1,194254 131

36,149 20,472

00

10

1

53

92

0

0

0

1

03

16

0

19

20

0

9

0

0

0

0

63

48

0

6

k60

0

0

4

0

0

31

12

7623

23

0

0

4

0

170

28

0

350

0

82

13

871

Million dollars

343 3220 2

222 245

628 432

508 1,674

134 51922 40

14 78

306 4271,023 454

11 44

248 298

305 938340 616

442 1,350

235 938

310 278

610 216102 70

50 186

18 37

327 386

464 8781,045 307

488 552

233 190

386

14

1,08933

3 17

40 62

72 161

331 376435 540532 307

214 520

535 425147 222

162 4432 5

267 153

746 334

379 2701,102 1,5571,

34 8324 59

249 263

140 35529 48

337 63567 97

14,759 19,530

1,14

18

1,095

1,866

8,016

2,018127

163

1,434

116

1,459

4,245

::664921

3,787

1,7521

1,463232

426

146

1,718

2,064

2,900

15,076

118

37

162

560.,840

1,9362,4302,099

2,694

1 ,117

1,294

12

772

2,732

1,457

6,402442

166

938

1,341134

3,294

562

91,781

69

0

61

261

161

2990

3

8

88

0

172

1,11:

2,036

1,174

67

107

2

10

0

290

1,:g

387

348

1,903

3

0

6

65

77

6,

951282

386

91

39

0

41

50886

1,14170

1

31

292

3

365

14

15,433

1,21618

1,1562,1278,177

2,317127

166

1,4422,449

1161,6315,3953,178

8,727

4,961

1,819

1,570173,4

436

146

::r181

2,269

3,287

1,8516,979

121

37

168

625

1,9122,0023,3812,381

3,0801,2081,331;

813

3,2401,5437,549452

167

9691,6133;

3,659576

107,214


237 24 7


: : All : :

States : Federal . Farmers Home : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total: Land Banks : Administration : companies : , banks : and others ':

. Million dollars

Alabama : 759 144 112 164 224 1,402Alaska . 12 2 5 2 9 29Arizona : 158 83 239 14 258 752Arkansas . 842 307 388 251 380 2,169California : 3,852 211 1,991 623 2,554 9,232

Colorado 1,266 130 376 60 711 2,543Connecticut : 71 22 2 8 32 134Delaware 83 20 1 19 43 166Florida 1,393 133 514 177 635 2,653Georgia : 1,436 220 217 304 319 2,496

Hawaii . 111 18 15 28 19 190Idaho 799 300 265 11 633 2,008Illinois : 3,043 334 781 588 1,686 6,432Indiana 1,837 330 499 544 1,512 4,721Iowa 3,296 440 986 410 3,831 8,164

Kansas 2,100 292 387 246 811 3,837Kentucky 884 300 175 434 561 2,352Louisiana 1,072 160 235 238 187 1,892Maine 50 86 1 6 33 176Maryland 345 65 22 68 239 739

Massachusetts : 45 31 1 8 34 119Michigan : 1,235 235 82 198 760 2,509Minnesota 2,668 363 436 328 2,072 5,866Mississippi 973 252 321 249 306 2,102Missouri : 1,769 431 459 616 1,183 3,959

Montana . 891 186 405 26 1,065 2,571Nebraska . 1,829 413 690 178 1,215 4,325Nevada 97 23 92 1 102 316New Hampshire 22 11 6 5 17 62New Jersey 147 35 3 10 141 336

New Mexico 313 76 117 28 271 805New York : 537 207 28 113 470 1,355North Carolina : 1,377 301 113 122 327 2,240North Dakcta 1,342 327 62 98 580 2,410Ohio 1,371 176 294 459 823 3,123

Oklahoma : 1,282 383 187 277 683 2,812Oregon 862 145 214 19 1,077 2,317Pennsylvania 647 167 32 373 463 1,682Rhode Island S 5 0 2 3 16South Carolina : 690 118 27 39 113 986

South Dakota : 799 431 142 59 696 2,126Tennessee . 679 288 71 345 315 1,698Texas : 2,351 370 940 708 1,991 6,360Utah . 290 66 14 19 272 662Vermooz : 76 59 2 25 62 224

Virginia : 702 119 46 134 297 1,298Washington 923 177 432 97 738 2,367West Virginia : 77 61 12 59 48 257WisconsinWyoming .

1,677 335222 64

146

138519

16

1,273244

3,949684

United States: 48,811 9,452 12,718 9,321 32,320 112,622


236

248

Table 56- Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1983 1/

States

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : t : Price sup- :

. Debt owed : : port andAll : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-: Total : storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : usis and : excluding : made or : includingbanks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

. . 2/ : Banks . . . : by CCC .

Alabama :

Alaska :

.ArizonaArkansas :

Califo1a :n:

Colorado :

Connecticut :

.Delaware

Florida :

.Georgia

.HawaiiIdaho :

Illinois :

Indiana :

.Iowa

Kansas :

.Kentucky

Louisiana :

.MaineMaryland :

Massachusetts :

Michigan.Minnesota.Mississippi

Missouri

.MontanaNebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire :

New Jersey

New MexicoNew YorkNorth Carolina :North DakotaOhio

Oklahoma :

Oregon :

Pennsylvania :

Rhode Island :

South Carolina :

South Dakota :

Tennessee :

Texas :

Utah :

Vermont :

VirginiaWashingtonWest Virginia :

WisconsinWyoming

United States:

1/ Preliminary.

241 203 08 0 0

462 /88 7

439 372 24,136 2,071 38

882 447 7518 48 072 56 0

226 456 0301 522 1

16 37 0542 395 2

2,586 556 181,065 568 03,842 1,071 34

2,408 356 17

651 442 0295 275 1013 45 070 129 0

42 30 0515 517 0

2,356 1,092 63398 246 51

1,501 436 0

699 419 53,065 684 46

14 59 03 13 010 50 0

211 112 3977 406 1

310 641 0970 636 31591 650 13

1,368 388 62344 360 18334 331 17

1 5 083 253 0

1,366 368 7

356 370 02,810 1781,000

102 198 2031 52 0

228 200 25662 233 030 27 0

1,148 1,172 82272 126 23

39,066 19,315 850

Numbers may not add because of rounding.

Million dollars

314 313 1,07100 3

221 243 1,121627 434 1,874592 1,624 8,461

132 517 2,05322 42 13113 78 220

291 4261,006

1,400459 2,250

10 43 107

238 286318 861

1,463

345 6064,339

452 1,1922,5846,591

228 954323 270

3,962

613 209 1,402108 70

1,687

23547 190 437

17 37 126338 384 1,754464 834 4,808

1,022 292 2,008486 557 2,980

236 191 1,550372 1,032 5,19915 34 1223 18 37

39 59 157

72 162 561318 396 2,098420 537 1,909526 283 2,445236 500 1,989

550 411 2,778145 220161 466

1,0861,31

2 5

1t;

272 152 759

745 329 2,815385 272

1,056 1,397 6,13.:?

37 83 43924 64 171

239 257 948136 345 1,37530 49 136

339 659 3,39965 101 588

14,646 18,945 92,823

2/ Loans for aquaculture are excluded.

24

033

174

73

2500

1

4

37

0

172548

2631,247

1,02930

53

1

5

0

1561,139

94

181

354

1,2841

04

43

5633

949135

403

11123

014

474

34799

9

1

18

2872

23613

10,801

239 2 4 9

1,091

1,154

2,0488,534

2,303131

221

1,404

2,327

107

14,X

;::378

4,991

1,717

1'115356

442

126

1,9105,947

2,1023,161

1,904

6,483123

37

161

604

2,1541,942

3,3942,124

3,181

1,197

1,33132

773

3,289

;:21470

448

172

966

1,662138

3,635601

103,624


: All

States : Federal : Farmers Hone : Life insurance : operating : Individuals : Total


Million dollars

Alabama . 734 151 109 161 207 1,362

Alaska 12 2 5 2 8 28

Arizona 166 80 234 18 239 736

Arkansas : 834 325 380 270 351 2,160

California . 4,033 229 1,948 687 2,363 9,260

Colorado : 1,265 135 368 87 658 2,512

Connecticut : 68 24 2 10 29 134

Delaware 85 20 1 19 40 166

Florida 1,383 135 503 233 588 2,843

Georgia : 1,426 236 212 283 295 2,452

Hawaii : 116 27 14 26 17 200

Idaho 819 301 259 22 585 1,987

Illinois : 3,014 364 764 67k 1,560 6,374

Indiana : 1,815 348 488 561 1,398 4,610

Iowa : 3,261 483 965 512 3,544 8,765

Kansas . 2,099 306 379 271 751 3,805

Kentucky : 873 327 171 444 519 2,334

Louisiana 1,036 174 230 226 173 1,840

Maine : 49 85 1 5 30 170

Maryland : 354 65 21 64 221 726

Massachusetts : 59 32 0 9 32 133

Michigan . 1,249 250 80 226 703 2,509

Minnesota . 2,698 391 427 372 1,917 5,804

Mississippi : 941 272 314 274 283 2,083

Missouri : 1,257 461 450 670 1,095 3,932

Montana 913 196 396 39 985 2,529

Nebraska . 1,809 432 675 245 1,124 4,286

Nevada . 102 24 90 4 95 315

New Hampshire : 29 12 5 5 16 68

New Jersey 143 36 3 19 131 331

New Mexico 313 79 114 32 251 789

New York 497 213 27 93 435 1,264

North Carolina : 1,367 313 110 145 303 2,238

North Dakota : 1,358 353 61 100 537 2,409

Ohio 1,354 203 287 464 762 3,071

Oklahoma 1,281 399 183 310 632 2,805

Oregon 883 151 209 22 996 2,262,

Pennsylvania : 664 179 31 365 428 1,666


South Carolina : 686 126 26 44 105 987

South Dakota . 790 453 139 68 644 2,094

Tennessee : 671 306 69 345 291 1,683

Texas 2,548 386 920 796 1,842 6,493

Utah : 304 69 14 23 252 662

Vermont : 74 61 2 24 57 218

Virginia 720 122 45 143 275 1,305

Washington 947 184 422 129 683 2,365

West Virginia : 79 64 11 56 45 254

Wisconsin 1,697 357 143 558 1,177 3,932

Wyoming . 220 65 135 23 226 669

United States: 49,103 10,013 12,444 10,177 29,900 111,637


240

250

Table 58--Nonreal estate farm debt outstanding (including operator households), December 31, 1984 I/

States

: Debt owed to reporting institutions (excluding CCC) : Price sup-: Debt owed : : port and

All : Production : Federal : Farmers :to individ-: Total : storage loans : Total

: operating : Credit : Intermediate : Home Ad- : uals and : excluding . made Jr : including

banks : Assoc. : Credit : ministration: others : CCC loans : guaranteed : CCC loans

2/ : Banks : by CCC

Million dollars

Alabama 228 186 0 312 296 1,022

Alaska 10 0 0 0 3 13

Arizona 556 200 9 213 236 1,215

Arkansas 480 349 2 655 419 1,905

California 3,935 2,206 46 694 1,585 8,466

Colorado 889 390 59 132 492 1,961

Connef!ticut 16 50 0 22 39 127

Delaware 72 57 0 12 73 214

Florida 247 394 0 286 392 1,320

Georgia 304 452 I 978 428 2,163

Hawaft 25 40 0 11 38 113

Idaho 623 315 2 229 266 1,435

Illinois 2,648 521 21 428 838 4,456

Indiana 1,140 45i 0 380 570 2,542

Iowa 3,874 886 31 593 1,118 6,502

Kansas 2,469 311 13 238 918 3,949

Kentucky 697 367 I 399 249 1,712

Louisiana 362 252 16 657 212 1,499

Maine 19 46 0 105 64 234

Maryland 72 130 0 53 177 433

Massachusett. 31 0 17 33

Michigan '.98r) 358 372 1,1790

Minnesota 2,8 1,051 53 519 796 4,828

Mississippi : 433 225 84 1,075 287 2,103

Missouri : 1,465 408 0 566 504 2,943

Montana 706 334 4 248 180 1,472

Nebraska 3,062 566 41 382 947 4,999

Nevada 11 62 0 16 31 120

New Hampshire 2 14 C 3 16 35

New Jersey . 10 51 1: 41 55 157

New Mexico 231 98 3 76 160 567

New York 694 415 1 308 362 1,780

North Carolina . 296 555 0 407 507 1,765

North Dakota 960 612 26 558 276 2,433

Ohio 624 540 lb 287 477 1,943

Oklahoma 1,268 338 49 583 36b 2,605

Oregon 356 288 I, 142 202 1,001

Pennsvlyani 1 362 333 17 171 415 1,298


South Caroline 87 219 0 278 148 732

South Dakota 1,414 304 6 7,2 307 2,803

Tenneswe 367 307 0 418 264 1,356

Texas 5,122 1,155 223 1,127 1,431 7,058

Utah 104 211 2+ 40 77 451

Vermont 30 53 0 25 56 164

Virginia 128 201 2i 243 238 930

Uachington 731 186 0 136 325 1,378

West Virvtnia 29 :7 ,1 51 44 132

Wisconsin 1,163 1,129 69 585 609 05Wyoming 278 10,4 21 66 91, 564

Unfired 39,742 17,925 875 1,,651 18,0110 92,193

I/ Preliminary. Nomhor, ma., not idd herlose o1 rounding. 2/ Loans for aqua.ultnre are 1,K

12 1,034i) 13

2 1,217

139 2,044

57 8,523

260 2,161

0 127

2 216

3 1,323

26 2,189

0 113

170 1,605

410 4,866

217 2,759

1,063 7,565

671 4,620

25 1,737

37 1,536

I 235

b 439

0 129

115 1,9051,097 5,925

62 2,165

138 3,081

301 1,773

1,003 0,002

I 121

U 35

3 160

31 59832 1,812

27 1,792

902 3,335

127 2,070

223 2,828

129 1,130

14 1,312

U 13

13 745

447 3,250

28 1,384

404 7,522

1 404

1 105

lo 932

335 1,711

1 133

1.9 3,303

11 575

8,119 100,912

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