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Kansas Farm Facts Kansas Department of Agriculture
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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GENERAL STATISTICS
KANSAS AGRICULTURE RANKINGS.............................................................................................................................................. 2 KANSAS AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS ............................................................................................................................................. 3 GRAIN STORAGE CAPACITY .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 TOTAL FERTILIZER SOLD ............................................................................................................................................................... 5 FARM, CROP, AND LIVESTOCK INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 6 PRECIPITATION ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8
CROP STATISTICS STATE SUMMARY.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11 ALL WHEAT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 WHEAT, BY CROPPING PRACTICES ........................................................................................................................................... 16 ALL SORGHUM .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18 ALL CORN ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 CORN FOR GRAIN - IRRIGATED AND DRYLAND ........................................................................................................................ 22 SOYBEANS ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 SUNFLOWERS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 26 ALFALFA HAY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 ALL HAY .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 OATS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 COTTON ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
LIVESTOCK STATISTICS CATTLE AND CALVES ON FARMS ............................................................................................................................................... 34 HOGS AND PIGS ON FARMS ........................................................................................................................................................ 34 SHEEP AND GOATS ON FARMS .................................................................................................................................................. 34 CATTLE SLAUGHTERED ............................................................................................................................................................... 35 NUMBER OF SLAUGHTER PLANTS ............................................................................................................................................. 35 PRODUCTION, DISPOSITION, AND INCOME CATTLE AND CALVES ........................................................................................ 36 NUMBER OF CATTLE FEEDLOTS AND FED CATTLE ................................................................................................................. 36 CATTLE ON FEED BY CLASS ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 PRODUCTION, DISPOSITION, AND INCOME - HOGS AND PIGS ............................................................................................... 38 SHEEP AND LAMBS....................................................................................................................................................................... 38 WOOL ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 38 CATTLE INVENTORY ..................................................................................................................................................................... 39 AVERAGE BLUESTEM PASTURE LEASE RATES, 2013, FULL SUMMER SEASON CONTRACTS ........................................... 41 BLUESTEM PASTURE ................................................................................................................................................................... 42 MILK COWS AND MILK PRODUCED............................................................................................................................................. 45
ECONOMIC STATISTICS KANSAS HONEY ............................................................................................................................................................................ 46 CASH RENTS 2013 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 48 CASH RENTS 2012 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 49 CASH RECEIPTS AND FARM INCOME ......................................................................................................................................... 50 GROSS AND NET FARM INCOME ................................................................................................................................................ 50 FARM PRODUCTION EXPENSES ................................................................................................................................................. 51
HISTORICAL STATISICS NUMBER OF FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS ................................................................................................................................ 53 LIVESTOCK NUMBERS ................................................................................................................................................................. 54 WHEAT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 55 SORGHUM FOR ALL PURPOSES AND PRODUCTION OF GRAIN ............................................................................................. 56 SOYBEANS FOR BEANS ............................................................................................................................................................... 57 CORN FOR ALL PURPOSES AND PRODUCTION OF GRAIN ..................................................................................................... 58 SILAGE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
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KANSAS AGRICULTURE RANKINGS, 20131
1 Last updated June 2014 *Rankings are preliminary. Data collected by USDA/NASS
2 2012 Census
Livestock or Crop Item Production Total Kansas
Ranking*
Kansas as a Percent of US
Total
All Wheat Produced 319,200,000 bu. 1 14.9
Sorghum Grain Produced 165,200,000 bu. 1 42.4
Sorghum Silage Produced 1,540,000 tons 2 28.4
Cattle Slaughtered 6,316,300 head 2 19.4
All Cattle and Calves on Farms, Jan. 1, 2014 5,800,000 head 3 6.6
Cattle and Calves on Grain Feed, Jan. 1, 2014 2,130,000 head 3 16.7
Red Meat Production by Com’l. Slaughter Plants 5,388,100,000 lbs. 3 10.9
Commercial Grain Storage Capacity, Dec. 1, 2013 1,000,000,000 bu. 3 9.5
Sunflowers Produced 82,000,000 lbs. 4 4.0
All Hay Produced 6,545,000 tons 4 4.8
All Other Hay (Excluding Alfalfa) Produced 4,620,000 tons 4 5.8
All Summer Potatoes Produced 1,505,000 cwt. 4 8.7
Irrigated Land2 2,881,292 acres 6 5.1
All Beef Cows That Have Calved, Jan. 1, 2014 1,414,000 head 7 4.8
Corn Grain Produced 508,000,000 bu. 8 3.6
Hogs on Farms, Dec. 1, 2013 1,770,000 head 11 2.6
Soybeans Produced 127,440,000 bu. 11 3.8
All Market Sheep and Lambs, Jan.1, 2014 23,000 head 11 1.7
Alfalfa Hay Produced 1,925,000 tons 13 3.3
All Meat and Other Goats, Jan. 1, 2014 34,000 head 16 1.4
Milk Production 2,932,000,000 lbs. 16 1.4
Cotton Produced (480 lb bales) 41,000 bales 17 0.3
Dry Edible Beans Produced 86,000 cwt. 18 0.3
Corn Silage Produced 1,950,000 tons 18 1.6
Licensed Dairy Herds 325 herds 20 0.7
Barley Produced 528,000 bu. 20 0.2
All Milk Goats, Jan. 1, 2014 4,800 head 20 1.3
Oats Produced 840,000 bu. 21 1.2
All Sheep and Lambs on Farms, Jan. 1, 2014 75,000 head 23 1.4
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KANSAS AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 2008-20123
Category 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Million Dollars
Wheat 1,549.90 859.4 1,139.80 1,555.80 1304.55
Beef and Veal 411 389.9 517.6 658.1 638.99
Soybeans 457.9 744.9 892.9 611.8 720.43
Feeds and Fodders 363.4 486.1 671.3 568.7 257.49
Corn 487.8 367 524.8 550.9 329.21
Hides and Skins 265.5 185.3 289.8 323.2 321.84
Grain Products 153.2 188.2 236.3 192.2 341.10
Pork 119.5 106.5 129.7 180.7 180.95
Vegetable Oils 109.5 135.3 179 134.1 113.24
Soybean Meal 91.8 156.8 167.5 109.8 143.61
Other Products 371.1 210.2 189.2 401.5 432.79
TOTAL AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 4,380.60 3,829.70 4,937.90 5,286.80 4897.21
KANSAS AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS RANKINGS 2012
3 2013 data available November 2014. Data collected by USDA/NASS
Category
United States
Leading 10 States by Value
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Million Dollars
CA IA IL MN NE TX KS IN ND OH
Total 141269.8 18767.34 11340.54 8302.69 8195.27 7285.50 6467.59 4897.21 4780.30 4133.24 4125.95
IA IL MN IN NE OH MO SD AR ND
Soybeans 24605.67 3577.56 3260.33 2247.15 1943.69 1829.38 1737.76 1385.05 1141.45 1113.09 1051.44
IA IL NE MN IN SD OH KS WI MO Corn 9338.25 1710.02 1429.09 1149.58 940.73 640.46 439.56 384.86 329.21 299.73 254.96
KS ND MT WA ID OK SD MN TX CO
Wheat 8157.97 1304.55 1110.98 732.73 563.96 404.95 403.19 400.24 307.78 286.29 283.26
TX GA CA MS AR NC TN MO AZ AL Cotton 6254.93 1564.62 968.47 750.06 493.92 462.61 349.04 293.41 276.87 273.31 239
IA MN NC IL IN MO OK NE OH KS
Pork 6320.71 1988.57 813.5 727.71 421.19 343.64 278.13 260.49 253.34 206.56 180.95
IA IL NE MN IN SD KS OH WI TX Feeds and Fodder 6417.23 1037.65 864.69 712.56 582.84 391.15 286.62 257.49 240.49 188.15 172.40
TX NE KS IA CO OK CA SD MO NM Beef and Veal 5508.85 854.75 840 639 311.5 297.01 288.43 267.42 183.58 150.20 141.92
CA WI NY ID PA TX MN MI NM WA Dairy Products 5123.85 955.39 724.11 353.62 335.30 288.95 247.85 243.30 231.94 195.20 160.14
IA IL NE MN KS IN SD ND OH TX Grain Products 5902.19 775.14 662.51 557.3 470.45 341.1 301.72 259.77 245.66 196.31 171.41
IA IL MN IN NE OH ND MO SD AR Vegetable Oils 4164.52 542.6 494.49 343.51 294.79 278.78 263.56 231.05 215.76 193.36 178.97
IA IL MN NE IN OH MO SD AR ND Soybean Meal 4864.68 713.18 649.94 447.96 364.68 347.04 346.42 276.10 227.54 221.89 209.6
TX NE KS IA CO OK CA SD MO NM Hides and Skins 2774.62 430.51 423.05 321.84 156.90 149.59 145.27 134.69 92.46 75.65 71.48
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STOCKS OF GRAIN BY QUARTER 2011-2013
GRAIN STORAGE CAPACITY, DECEMBER 1
Crops and Quarter
2011 2012 2013
On-Farm
Stocks
Off-Farm
Stocks
Total
Stocks
On-Farm
Stocks
Off-Farm
Stocks
Total
Stocks
On-Farm
Stocks
Off-Farm
Stocks
Total
Stocks
SOYBEANS
December 1 (Prev. Yr.) 23,000 66,034 89,034 21,000 65,002 86,002 16,000 50,575 66,575
March 1 10,500 33,046 43,546 11,000 47,118 58,118 9,700 24,616 34,316
June 1 4,400 13,308 17,708 4,300 23,070 27,370 3,300 8,664 11,964
September 1 800 5,471 6,271 900 4,202 5,102 1,200 2,817 4,017
SORGHUM GRAIN
December 1 (Prev. Yr.) 20,000 107,926 127,926 20,000 81,991 101,991 9,000 63,222 72,222
March 1 * * * 8,000 68,117 76,177 6,500 46,675 53,175
June 1 1,800 41,748 43,548 2,500 39,344 41,844 1,800 27,895 29,695
September 1 1,500 13,759 15,259 400 15,675 16,075 240 10,589 10,829
CORN
December 1 (Prev. Yr.) 130,000 280,454 410,454 100,000 203,278 303,278 68,000 178,182 246,182
March 1 * * 52,000 69,000 159,128 211,128 34,000 134,976 168,976
June 1 21,000 122,201 143,201 28,000 94,218 122,218 16,000 70,570 86,570
September 1 8,500 43,340 51,840 8,300 39219 47,519 6,300 20,419 26,719
BARLEY
September 1 (Prev. Yr.) * 19 * * 12 * * 13 *
December 1 (Prev. Yr.) * 17 * * 12 * * 9 *
March 1 * 15 * * 10 * * 7 *
June 1 * 11 * * 8 * * 3 *
OATS
September 1(Prev. Yr.) * 383 * * 246 * * 258 *
December 1 (Prev. Yr.) * 246 * * 176 * * 216 *
March 1 * 198 * * 161 * * 172 *
June 1 * 166 * * 141 * * 115 *
WHEAT September 1 (Prev. Yr.) 32,000 368,478 400,478 25,000 336,869 361,869 27,000 362,707 389,707
December 1 18,000 319,633 337,633 18,000 274,165 292,165 11,500 247,594 259,094
March 1 8,600 259,078 267,678 8,300 205,632 213,932 9,500 240,456 249,956
June 1 3,200 176,949 180,149 2,800 138,428 141,228 5,700 156,682 162,382
Date 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Number - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Off-Farm Facilities 765 745 730 725 725 725 715 715
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -1,000 Bushels - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Off-Farm Capacity............ 890,000 890,000 885,000 895,000 920,000 940,000 980,000 1,000,000
On-Farm Capacity............ 380,000 380,000 380,000 380,000 380,000 380,000 380,000 380,000
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TOTAL FERTILIZER SOLD IN KANSAS, 1988-2013
Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture
Fiscal Year (July 1-June 30)
Fall Spring Total Fiscal Year
(July 1-June 30) Fall Spring Total
1988-89................. 732,078 658,801 1,390,879
1989-90.................. 706,926 777,490 1,484,416
1990-91.................. 802,036 732,266 1,534,302
1991-92.................. 675,658 893,338 1,568,996
1992-93.................. 723,562 993,413 1,716,975
1993-94.................. 810,070 971,672 1,781,742
1994-95.................. 855,609 884,917 1,740,526
1995-96.................. 872,754 834,271 1,707,025
1996-97.................. 806,668 1,077,624 1,884,292
1997-98.................. 839,092 1,306,590 2,145,682
1998-99.................. 781,925 1,248,245 2,030,170
1999-00.................. 943,318 1,308,287 2,251,605
2000-01 .................. 840,011 1,871,773 2,711,784
2001-02 .................. 922,744 1,135,244 2,057,988
2002-03 .................. 856,956 1,141,311 1,998,267
2003-04 .................. 940,459 1,157,595 2,098,054
2004-05 .................. 879,356 1,283,634 2,162,990
2005-06 .................. 861,673 1,193,393 2,055,066
2006-07 .................. 979,865 1,640,137 2,620,002
2007-08 .................. 957,171 1,186,456 2,143,627
2008-09 .................. 668,778 1,233,871 1,902,649
2009-10 .................. 804,077 1,531,307 2,335,384
2010-11 .................. 1,116,124 1,356,205 2,472,329
2011-12………….... -- 1,619,920 --
2012-13……………. 909,113 813,319 1,722432
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FARM, CROP, AND LIVESTOCK INFORMATION, 2012 CENSUS
COUNTY AND DISTRICT NUMBER OF
FARMS
LAND IN FARMS, ACRES
CROPLAND HARVESTED,
ACRES
MARKET VALUE OF
CROPS
MARKET VALUE OF LIVESTOCK
PASTURE ACRES
-------------------$1,000------------------
Cheyenne................... 393 546,666 174,701 75,375 68,509 203,002
Decatur...................... 293 462,433 183,506 51,378 85,428 179,558
Graham...................... 431 482,836 162,827 44,179 13,690 182,692
Norton........................ 367 502,195 185,473 50,952 95,105 218,412
Rawlins...................... 307 609,204 233,402 69,183 22,210 243,703
Sheridan.................... 384 561,880 269,333 109,299 219,386 192,106
Sherman.................... 416 594,906 296,651 131,288 38,874 92,321
Thomas...................... 460 675,079 385,145 146,097 107,352 99,223
Northwest.............. 3,051 4,435,199 1,891,038 677,751 650,554 1,411,017
Gove.......................... 495 578,663 239,506 68,390 127,743 199,590
Greeley...................... 262 497,397 239,606 58,936 64,211 35,704
Lane........................... 315 452,332 157,614 31,124 185,703 109,130
Logan......................... 325 566,439 202,333 58,541 20,288 239,932
Ness.......................... 557 678,149 195,196 45,534 18,008 248,022
Scott.......................... 269 453,429 229,971 64,648 915,196 85,916
Trego......................... 384 446,696 154,433 35,826 23,089 179,655
Wallace...................... 294 487,914 173,936 64,411 32,817 133,207
Wichita....................... 265 463,779 223,376 * * 97,932
West Central......... 3,166 4,624,798 1,815,971 * * 1,329,088
Clark.......................... 283 503,272 91,138 16,351 109,801 309,902
Finney........................ 499 815,905 413,674 184,485 724,724 135,696
Ford........................... 655 699,719 328,125 114,300 327,537 149,885
Grant.......................... 329 363,512 176,378 86,023 832,170 57,832
Gray........................... 418 547,153 268,436 139,892 799,524 120,187
Hamilton..................... 397 635,157 214,352 55,383 311,856 140,133
Haskell....................... 187 363,603 179,810 107,497 902,380 100,277
Hodgeman................. 399 542,530 166,517 53,206 128,891 201,671
Kearny....................... 343 546,828 233,138 80,730 256,658 119,777
Meade........................ 439 617,997 238,901 147,138 149,703 232,785
Morton....................... 323 456,844 191,813 58,361 111,369 59,426
Seward....................... 363 401,816 171,200 96,079 369,229 89,134
Stanton...................... 278 429,179 206,810 79,556 84,182 30,440
Stevens...................... 315 455,566 240,088 144,543 183,912 96,085
Southwest............. 5,228 7,379,081 3,120,380 1,363,544 5,291,936 1,843,230
Clay........................... 541 362,520 209,664 80,502 35,366 110,384
Cloud......................... 461 321,962 188,325 67,590 12,453 99,021
Jewell......................... 453 463,695 266,163 105,290 31,188 152,322
Mitchell....................... 415 438,999 273,381 87,948 65,549 121,309
Osborne..................... 343 440,051 167,479 47,049 22,529 192,352
Ottawa....................... 525 419,823 217,525 60,033 38,998 166,698
Phillips....................... 441 495,030 183,290 48,855 51,530 244,156
Republic..................... 575 361,076 237,799 115,977 81,289 92,741
Rooks........................ 440 551,421 220,705 56,769 28,521 221,143
Smith......................... 497 500,364 272,496 74,549 36,416 155,926
Washington................ 732 490,063 274,030 99,499 36,416 162,800
North Central......... 5,423 4,845,004 2,510,857 844,061 491,489 1,718,852
Barton........................ 694 566,088 317,667 96,206 182,757 132,298
Dickinson................... 1,011 510,193 292,261 82,393 74,658 150,691
Ellis............................ 645 496,526 144,477 32,578 67,050 230,197
Ellsworth.................... 435 381,185 132,524 34,476 17,158 192,632
Lincoln....................... 431 397,172 172,141 43,230 20,280 172,881
McPherson................. 1,147 571,577 382,923 128,177 80,305 137,962
Marion........................ 981 596,296 311,788 77,431 74,046 232,120
Rice........................... 532 457,603 318,061 98,963 159,217 87,307
Rush.......................... 528 453,137 194,573 47,687 19,141 124,137
Russell....................... 504 435,529 145,316 36,671 20,104 191,122
Saline......................... 674 364,468 215,740 59,490 24,934 113,373
Central....................... 7,582 5,229,774 2,627,471 737,302 739,650 1,764,720
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FARM, CROP, AND LIVESTOCK INFORMATION, 2012 CENSUS
* Not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations
4 Market Value of agricultural products sold including nursery and greenhouse crops.
COUNTY AND DISTRICT NUMBER
OF FARMS
TOTAL LAND IN FARMS, ACRES
TOTAL CROPLAND
HARVESTED,
MARKET VALUE OF CROPS
4
MARKET VALUE OF
LIVESTOCK
PASTURE ACRES
-----------------$1,000------------------
Barber......................... 378 590,678 161,326 45,420 43,052 390,865
Comanche................... 234 485,080 101,626 21,783 26,897 335,500
Edwards...................... 292 394,445 221,155 126,933 24,771 97,684
Harper......................... 482 506,006 265,072 64,427 45,216 173,340
Harvey......................... 744 339,584 285,097 112,291 49,425 31,214
Kingman...................... 808 542,010 264,635 76,391 26,797 207,337
Kiowa.......................... 403 455,235 150,634 63,956 16,621 208,091
Pawnee....................... 401 480,379 262,922 92,111 270,238 75,130
Pratt............................ 543 464,527 276,819 125,850 147,576 103,652
Reno........................... 1,633 789,525 477,746 151,667 115,650 178,471
Sedgwick..................... 1,344 486,723 368,022 130,187 18,297 70,553
Stafford........................ 536 498,769 311,999 120,219 77,402 93,331
Sumner........................ 1,096 719,611 537,636 149,762 18,951 102,114
South Central......... 8,894 6,752,572 3,684,689 1,280,997 880,893 2,067,282
Atchison...................... 611 220,404 134,865 43,294 13,242 54,087
Brown.......................... 510 294,888 217,158 120,011 20,498 35,581
Doniphan..................... 422 179,549 124,174 75,461 5,340 22,774
Jackson....................... 1,054 329,244 116,055 23,345 34,512 169,060
Jefferson..................... 996 243,634 119,320 33,316 19,816 82,218
Leavenworth................ 1,133 184,471 88,930 25,214 11,152 61,017
Marshall....................... 796 438,438 276,600 104,099 23,817 105,397
Nemaha....................... 903 382,602 232,385 78,468 146,134 97,965
Pottawatomie............... 890 409,659 138,430 52,353 64,613 230,107
Riley............................ 493 218,180 91,857 36,288 18,140 110,279
Wyandotte................... 164 12,009 6,460 2,705 586 3,421
Northeast................ 7,972 2,913,078 1,546,234 594,554 357,850 971,906
Anderson..................... 707 366,176 204,711 40,863 32,532 120,953
Chase.......................... 252 392,577 50,602 10,825 73,876 331,808
Coffey.......................... 667 329,243 162,128 32,713 28,982 126,717
Douglas....................... 945 210,676 115,686 29,068 14,814 61,337
Franklin....................... 1,024 361,776 183,244 55,284 46,042 130,493
Geary.......................... 238 145,694 48,029 15,493 14,863 82,355
Johnson....................... 571 99,354 53,980 16,075 8,295 32,673
Linn............................. 913 354,658 145,937 24,767 14,716 148,929
Lyon............................ 946 534,673 199,630 35,233 76,137 282,428
Miami.......................... 1,305 295,743 148,369 33,884 17,128 104,861
Morris.......................... 454 389,152 133,645 32,823 83,992 229,180
Osage......................... 1,014 442,279 226,578 37,234 33,767 162,372
Shawnee..................... 826 194,274 107,359 41,690 8,567 62,684
Wabaunsee................. 617 396,309 85,944 21,525 36,819 281,139
East Central............ 10,479 4,512,584 1,865,842 427,477 490,530 2,157,929
Allen............................ 650 245,315 109,197 22,317 15,840 104,182
Bourbon....................... 903 334,301 100,019 15,879 37,857 189,206
Butler........................... 1,353 768,149 268,890 78,784 203,554 451,546
Chautauqua................. 312 310,310 27,488 * * 266,387
Cherokee..................... 729 308,233 208,686 70,454 16,452 64,057
Cowley........................ 990 574,614 231,289 58,870 50,107 295,938
Crawford...................... 846 323,222 172,191 51,594 24,000 118,783
Elk............................... 315 316,385 42,869 6,746 35,324 258,157
Greenwood.................. 551 701,012 83,824 17,687 71,867 586,370
Labette........................ 977 370,531 177,167 50,948 71,830 159,099
Montgomery................. 1,012 335,669 149,504 48,638 30,781 158,558
Neosho........................ 702 308,150 143,561 41,322 26,636 125,241
Wilson......................... 423 254,671 130,682 46,754 8,668 104,057
Woodson..................... 315 294,643 134,747 27,018 27,585 130,707
Southeast............... 10,078 5,445,205 1,980,114 * * 3,012,288
State........................... 61,773 46,137,295 21,043,596 6,983,993 9,525,971 16,276,312
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Drought Severity
D0 - Abnormally Dry D3 Drought – Extreme D1 Drought – Moderate D4 Drought – Exceptional D2 Drought – Severe
Source: U.S. Drought Monitor and KDA reports
PRECIPITATION IN KANSAS, 20135
January 7, 2014 August 19, 2014
2013 DISTRICT PRECIPITATION TOTALS
NW WC SW NC C SC NE EC SE STATE
2013 Average 17.05 17.4 18.58 25.52 32.52 33.44 32.74 36.43 47.05 29.03
Departure from Normal -2.35 -2.13 1.09 -0.31 6.97 6.17 -0.37 -0.11 8.78 2.2
% of Normal 88 89 106 99 127 123 99 100 123 108
5 Data from Kansas Drought Reports
Month NW WC SW NC C SC NE EC SE State
Jan 0.24 0.33 0.49 0.84 0.92 0.69 0.83 1.20 1.84 0.84
Feb 0.93 0.80 0.79 1.05 1.95 2.41 1.19 2.48 2.67 1.63
March 0.98 0.63 0.26 1.16 1.15 1.39 1.32 2.07 2.07 1.21
April 0.74 0.51 0.57 2.76 2.58 2.71 4.25 3.57 4.64 2.44
May 2.26 1.89 0.81 4.32 4.38 4.22 6.94 5.42 6.42 3.96
June 1.68 1.89 2.81 2.46 3.00 2.92 2.73 3.36 3.72 2.78
July 2.81 2.47 2.31 4.18 7.60 5.28 3.40 3.97 7.38 4.46
Aug 1.72 3.61 4.77 3.05 5.26 7.65 3.08 5.53 7.50 4.91
Sept 3.91 3.72 2.34 2.66 2.43 2.01 3.26 2.56 2.47 2.74
Oct 1.19 1.00 1.33 1.61 1.83 2.82 4.01 4.51 5.48 2.64
Nov 0.48 0.51 0.77 1.13 0.91 0.80 1.06 1.21 2.21 1.03
Dec 0.11 0.04 1.33 0.30 0.51 0.54 0.67 0.55 0.65 0.39
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STATE SUMMARY, 2013
Crops Acres Planted Acres
Harvested Yield Per
Acre Production Farm Value Dollars1
Wheat ............................. bu. 9,500,000 8,400,000 38 319,200,000 2,218,440,000
All Sorghum..................... bu. 3,100,000 2,910,000 -- -- --
Sorghum Grain ............... bu. ton
-- 2,800,000 59 165,200,000 679,963,000
Sorghum Silage .............. ton -- 110,000 14 1,540,000 --
All Corn ........................... bu. 4,300,000 4,150,000 -- -- --
Corn Grain....................... bu. -- 4,000,000 127 508,000,000 2,311,400,000
Corn Silage ..................... ton -- 150,000 13 1,950,000 --
Soybeans ....................... bu. 3,600,000 3,540,000 36 127,440,000 1,593,000,000
All Hay ............................ ton -- 2,750,000 2.38 6,545,000 910,140,000
Alfalfa Hay....................... ton -- 550,000 3.5 1,925,000 392,700,000
All Other Hay .................. ton -- 2,200,000 2.1 4,620,000 517,440,000
Oats ................................ bu. 100,000 20,000 42 840,000 3,528,000
Barley ............................. bu. 17,000 11,000 48 528,000 2,561,000
Cotton 2 ........................... bale 27,000 26,000 7573 41,000 --
Dry Edible Beans............. cwt.
5,000 4,800 1,7903 86,000 3,449,000
Potatoes.......................... cwt. 4,400 4,300 350 1,505,000 17,007,000
Sunflowers ...................... lbs. 71,000 65,000 1,262 82,000,000 19,080,000
Oil Type........................... lbs. 55,000 50,000 1,160 58,000,000 11,136,000
Non-Oil Type .................. lbs. 16,000 15,000 1,600 24,000,000 7,944,000
Total of all Crops.................. 20,795,400
21,946,100
-- -- 8,687,788,000 1
Preliminary . 2
Farm value includes cottonseed. 3
Yield in lbs.
STATE SUMMARY, 2012
Crops Acres Planted Acres
Harvested Yield Per
Acre Production Farm Value Dollars1
Wheat ............................. bu. 9,500,000 9,100,000 42 382,200,000 2,885,610,000 All Sorghum..................... bu. 2,500,000 2,175,000 -- -- --
Sorghum Grain ............... bu. ton
-- 2,100,000 39 81,900,000 582,473,000
Sorghum Silage .............. ton -- 75,000 6 450,000 --
All Corn ........................... bu. 4,700,000 4,400,000 -- -- --
Corn Grain....................... bu. -- 3,950,000 96 379,200,000 2,749,200,000
Corn Silage ..................... ton -- 450,000 9 4,050,000 --
Soybeans ....................... bu. 4,000,000 3,810,000 22 83,820,000 1,198,626,000
All Hay ............................ ton -- 2,750,000 1.83 4,400,000 707,840,000
Alfalfa Hay....................... ton -- 650,000 3 1,820,000 400,400,000
All Other Hay .................. ton -- 2,100,000 1.2 2,520,000 307,440,000
Oats ................................ bu. 105,000 30,000 33 990,000 4,356,000
Barley ............................. bu. 10,000 7,000 59 413,000 2,478,000
Cotton ........................... bale 56,000 54,000 6223 70,000 --
Dry Edible Beans............. cwt.
8,000 7,500 2,110 3 158,000 5,688,000
Potatoes.......................... cwt. 5,500 5,200 350 1,820,000 10,920,000
Sunflowers ...................... lbs. 87,000 81,000 1,058 85,700,000 24,752,000
Oil Type........................... lbs. 70,000 65,000 900 58,500,000 14,742,000
Non-Oil Type .................. lbs. 17,000 16,000 1,700 27,200,000 10,010,000
Pecans........................... lbs. -- -- -- 3,000,000 4,050,000
Total of all Crops.................. 23,722,000
22,420,000
-- -- 8,208,688,000
1 Preliminary .
2 Farm value includes cottonseed.
3 Yield in lbs.
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STATE SUMMARY, 2011
Crops Acres Planted Acres
Harvested Yield Per
Acre Production Farm Value Dollars1
Wheat .............................
bu. 8,800,000 7,900,000 35.0 276,500,000 1,963,150,000
All Sorghum.................... bu. 2,600,000 2,085,000 -- -- --
Sorghum Grain............... bu. ton
-- 2,000,000 55 110,000,000 671,440,000
Sorghum Silage.............. ton -- 85,000 7 595,000 --
All Corn........................... bu. 4,900,000 4,550,000 -- -- --
Corn Grain...................... bu. -- 4,200,000 107 449,400,000 2,831,220,000
Corn Silage..................... ton -- 350,000 11 3,850,000 --
Soybeans....................... bu. 4,000,000 3,750,000 27 101,250,000 1,154,250,000
All Hay ............................
ton -- 2,400,000 1.83 4,400,000 604,025,000
Alfalfa Hay...................... ton -- 650,000 3 1,950,000 362,700,000
All Other Hay ..................
ton -- 1,750,000 1.4 2,450,000 241,325,000
Oats............................... bu. 60,000 25,000 38 950,000 3,325,000
Barley............................. bu. 9,000 6,000 29 174,000 879,000
Cotton 2 .......................... bale 80,000 65,000 510.0 3 69,000 38,336,000
Dry Edible Beans............ cwt.
13,000 12,000 1,700 3 204,000 4,386,000
Potatoes.......................... cwt. 5,500 5,300 280 1,484,000 18,995,000
Sunflowers...................... lbs. 134,000 122,000 1,225 149,400,000 45,509,000
Oil Type.......................... lbs. 115,000 105,000 1,180 123,900,000 36,303,000
Non-Oil Type .................. lbs. 19,000 17,000 1,500 25,500,000 9,206,000
Pecans........................... lbs. -- -- -- 1,500,000 2,700,000
Total of all Crops.................. 20,601,500 20,485,300 -- -- 7,338,215,000 1
Preliminary . 2
Farm value includes cottonseed. 3
Yield in lbs.
2012 CENSUS NUMBER OF FARMS AND HARVESTED ACRES, BY CROP
Number of Farms Harvested Acres
Type of Operation 2002 2007 2012 2002 2007 2012
Wheat Farms.............. 24,236 22,630 21,528 8,080,854 8,527,780 9,009,535
Corn Farms................ 9,552 11,236 11,684 2,494,179 3,680,278 3,948,462
Sorghum Farms.......... 15,086 11,379 8,893 2,863,487 2,625,920 2,103,921
Soybean Farms.......... 13,622 13,232 15,448 2,534,974 2,591,428 3,802,588
Alfalfa Farms.............. 11,762 9,643 7,391 938,209 793,140 583,282
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COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
ACRES
PLANTED, ALL
PURPOSES
2014
ACRES
PLANTED, ALL
PURPOSES
2013
ACRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2014
CRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2011
ACRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2013
YIELD,
BU/ACRE
2014
YIELD,
BU/ACRE
2013
PRODUCTION,
BUSHELS 2014
PRODUCTION,
BUSHELS 2013
Cheyenne 129,300
1
123,600 121,200 112,200 33.3 25.6
4,037,000 2,877,000
Decatur 109,500 106,600 101,700 89,400 28.2 26.4 2,867,300 2,359,000
Norton 92,900 85,900 89,050 72,900 28.1 18.8 2,502,700 1,368,000
Rawlins 160,100 124,200 148,050 78,300 30.3 20.9 4,486,000 1,633,000
Sheridan 92,100 -- 88,700 -- 39.2 -- 3,473,000 --
Sherman 223,100 163,000 208,000 46,900 36.4 25.1 7,567,000 1,176,000
Other Counties 294,500 343,700 282,600 272,800 28.4 28.5 8,039,000 7,777,000
Northwest 1,101,500 947,000 1,039,300 672,500 32.0 24.2 32,972,000 17,190,000
Gove 115,800 116,700 113,230 108,900 32.0 31.2 3,624,000 3,403,000
Greeley 233,400 160,900 212,720 49,800 25.8 16.3 5,482,000 813,000
Lane 105,200 111,200 94,710 97,500 24.4 22.7 2,307,000 2,215,000
Logan 138,400 -- 130,900 -- 23.9 -- 3,126,000 --
Ness 129,000 128,300 117,840 124,500 25.9 27.7 3,050,800 3,443,000
Scott -- 149,600 -- 133,800 -- 27.9 -- 3,727,000
Trego 86,600 91,800 76,900 83,400 22.5 29.4 1,732,200 2,454,000
Wallace 125,400 -- 122,400 33.9 4,155,000
Wichita -- 146,000 -- 101,100 -- 26.2 -- 2,648,000
Other Counties 300,700 205,000
266,000 124,300 25.7 20.5 6,841,000 2,551,000
West Central 1,234,500 1,085,000 1,134,700 823,300 26.8 25.2 30,318,000 21,254,000
Clark -- 72,900 -- 47,300 -- 12.2 -- 577,000
Finney 177,100 173,500 155,400 158,300 25.5 23.9 3,963,000 3,791,000
Ford 194,700 185,800 178,500 165,000 26.5 23.8 4,737,000 3,930,000
Grant 108,600 94,700 73,000 75,100 27.7 21.6 2,020,000 1,624,000
Gray 137,700 138,700 123,400 126,400 26.7 26.6 3,291,000 3,363,000
Hamilton 169,300 132,100 119,510 40,800 12.1 14.6 1,443,000 594,000
Haskell -- 99,300 -- 79,900 -- 25 -- 1,997,000
Hodgeman 118,900 119,300 105,660 106,800 28.2 24.9 2,984,000 2,656,000
Kearny 127,900 115,400 104,800 89,100 18.3 19.5 1,916,000 1,734,000
Meade -- 93,400 -- 70,100 -- 21.3 -- 1,496,000
Morton 102,400 82,300 78,900 55,300 18.9 14.3 1,489,000 789,000
Seward 64,200 -- 48,200 -- 30.7 -- 1,481,000 --
Stevens
83,300 85,700 66,300 68,700 33.7 29.7 2,231,000 2,038,000
Other Counties 427,400 191,900 350,330 143,200 25.7 20.5 8,989,000 2,942,000
Southwest 1,711,500 1,585,000 1,404,000 1,226,000 24.9 21.4 34,544,000 27,531,000
Clay 80,600 81,600 76,300 79,700 35.5 51.6 2,708,400 4,114,000
Cloud 110,200 112,300 98,520 111,500 25.7 51.2 2,530,800 5,705,000
Jewell 131,000 128,100 130,300 124,800 36.4 39.6 4,749,000 4,940,000
Mitchell 168,700 160,700 163,850 152,300 29.9 46.9 4,897,300 7,140,000
Osborne 121,700 127,800 118,600 120,600 31.3 31.8 3,710,500 3,832,000
Ottawa 108,400 114,100 101,600 113,300 26.1 49.8 2,652,200 5,641,000
Phillips 94,200 93,600 89,200 84,100 26.8 21.4 2,394,300 1,801,000
Republic 75,600 79,500 73,230 79,300 32.4 49.2 2,374,900 3,901,000
Rooks 97,700 95,700 94,600 93,900 31.2 37.6 2,948,700 3,532,000
Smith 131,400 137,100 127,200 131,700 33.7 30.2 4,288,000 3,975,000
Washington 77,300 78,100 71,100 76,300 32.3 55.2 2,296,900 4,211,000
North Central 1,196,800 1,208,600 1,144,500 1,167,500 31.0 42.2 35,551,000 48,792,000
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COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
ACRES
PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2014
ACRES
PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2013
ACRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2014
CRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2011
ACRES
HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN
2013
YIELD,
BU/ACRE
2014
YIELD,
BU/ACRE
2013
PRODUCTION,
BUSHELS 2014
PRODUCTION,
BUSHELS 2013
Barton 165,100 174,400 156,900 172,300 27.6 33.3 4,334,000 5,746,000
Dickinson 152,900 153,400 139,220 151,900 34.2 56.9 4,764,200 8,641,000
Ellis 100,500 100,000 93,800 97,200 19.9 28.8 1,871,300 2,799,000
Ellsworth 88,500 -- 79,600 -- 27.3 -- 2,172,200 --
Lincoln 102,600 105,800 94,430 104,400 23.3 42.3 2,196,100 4,417,000
McPherson 142,100 229,600 137,800 228,000 27.7 55.7 3,814,600 12,693,000
Marion 233,800 145,400 212,100 143,900 30.4 57.2 6,458,000 8,226,000
Rice -- 171,700 -- 165,000 -- 52.9 -- 8,731,000
Rush 113,100 110,600 104,800 109,100 21.8 31.5 2,279,700 3,439,000
Saline 139,600 140,800 130,350 136,200 29.6 52.8 3,853,900 7,197,000
Other Counties 244,100 163,300 236,700 161,300 26.9 41.8 6,372,000 6,740,000
Central 1,482,300 1,495,000 1,385,700 1,469,300 26.9 45.3 38,116,000 68,629,000
Barber 123,600 126,700 101,060 103,100 13.3 30.8 1,344,600 3,171,000
Comanche 50,700 59,800 40,140 49,100 14.5 20.2 580,100 993,000
Edwards 112,900 113,600 110,500 108,400 32.8 31.2 3,627,000 3,381,000
Harper 213,500 232,700 182,100 203,100 12.6 30.7 2,298,000 6,235,000
Harvey 113,800 115,900 111,120 114,500 31.1 58.5 3,461,000 6,700,000
Kingman 198,600 196,200 191,300 193,700 18.4 43 3,518,000 8,332,000
Kiowa -- 73,800 -- 68,600 -- 24.2 -- 1,658,000
Pawnee 142,900 149,300 129,500 144,700 26.4 34 3,419,000 4,915,000
Pratt -- 177,300 -- 175,000 -- 39.2 -- 6,867,000
Reno 238,800 245,700 231,500 239,800 29.0 48.5 6,723,000 11,623,000
Sedgwick 184,600 184,700 178,560 183,100 26.2 48.6 4,670,000 8,894,000
Stafford 150,100 155,400 139,800 154,500 28.4 36.1 3,964,000 5,573,000
Sumner 373,500 389,900 345,500 387,900 20.6 47.8 7,114,300 18,528,000
Other Counties 265,000 -- 238,320 -- 22.8 -- 5,437,000 --
South Central 2,168,000 2,221,000 1,999,400 2,125,500 23.0 38.0 46,156,000 86,870,000
Atchison 3,200 4,500 3,120 4,300 52.9 55.6 165,000 239,000
Brown 4,000 5,100 3,910 5,100 51.2 57.8 200,000 295,000
Jackson 8,000 -- 7,850 -- 45.4 -- 356,000 --
Leavenworth 3,400 5,900 3,380 5,500 42.0 47.6 142,100 262,000
Marshall 48,800 52,500 46,700 49,900 42.2 53.1 1,971,000 2,650,000
Pottawatomie 6,100 7,000 5,920 6,900 49.5 55.7 293,300 384,000
Riley 18,000 20,000 17,600 19,400 41.2 48.9 725,200 948,000
Other Counties 17,300 30,700 16,720 30,100 47.0 61.2 786,000 1,843,000
Northeast 108,800 125,700 105,200 121,200 46.4 54.3 4,638,600 6,621,000
Anderson 17,700 28,100 17,600 28,000 45.6 55.5 802,000 1,555,000
Chase 13,300 -- 13,200 -- 44.5 -- 587,000 --
Coffey -- 32,800 -- 32,400 -- 54.8 -- 1,774,000
Douglas 5,800 9,600 5,740 9,400 44.8 54.4 257,100 511,000
Franklin 12,900 -- 12,800 -- 47.4 -- 607,100 --
Geary 9,900 12,100 9,810 11,800 45.2 57.5 443,100 678,000
Johnson 4,600 7,300 4,570 7,200 49.7 51.4 227,100 370,000
Linn 11,300 -- 11,100 -- 44.9 -- 498,000 --
Lyon -- 28,900 -- 28,700 -- 55.6 -- 1,596,000
Miami 9,500 13,100 9,470 13,000 59.0 67.8 559,000 882,000
Morris 31,200 38,500 30,700 37,800 34.4 52.4 1,055,000 1,980,000
Osage 12,900 20,600 12,700 20,200 45.7 57 581,000 1,152,000
Shawnee 4,700 7,400 4,690 7,300 49.9 65.3 234,000 477,000
Wabaunsee 5,100 8,200 5,020 8,100 44.2 56.2 222,000 455,000
Other Counties 41,400 55,200 41,000 54,400 40.9 54 1,677,000 2,935,000
East Central 180,300 261,800 178,400 258,300 45.9 56.8 7,749,400 14,365,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2014
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2013
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2014
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2013
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2014
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2014
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2013
Allen 19,000 30,300 18,800 30,100 46.5 47.6 874,000 1,433,000
Bourbon 8,800 12,300 8,580 11,800 47.4 46.5 407,000 549,000
Butler 53,100 55,100 51,000 54,500 31.1 58.2 1,586,500 3,170,000
Chautauqua -- 7,000 -- 6,800 -- 46 -- 313,000
Cherokee 57,400 75,000 57,200 74,300 51.6 54.8 2,952,800 4,071,000
Cowley 87,600 98,700 86,400 98,200 34.0 50.8 2,935,900 4,987,000
Elk 6,000 7,900 5,970 7,800 32.8 51.2 196,000 399,000
Greenwood 7,300 9,800 7,270 9,500 44.6 55.5 324,000 527,000
Labette 38,900 59,000 38,200 55,300 39.0 44.4 1,488,000 2,453,000
Montgomery 35,700 43,300 35,400 42,900 40.5 52.4 1,433,000 2,246,000
Neosho 23,400 39,100 22,800 37,500 41.1 46.8 936,000 1,756,000
Wilson 33,600 50,000 33,100 49,500 43.9 55.5 1,453,000 2,749,000
Other Counties 45,500 58,900 44,080 58,200 40.1 56.6 1,768,800 3,295,000
Southeast 416,300 546,400 408,800 536,400 41.1 51.3 16,355,000 27,948,000
State 9,600,000 9,475,500 8,800,000 8,400,000 33.2 39.8 246,400,000 319,200,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
Irrigated Land Non-Irrigated Land
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
Sherman 17,000 11,500 51.8 596,000 146,000 35,400 16.4 580,000
Other Counties 35,000 32,000 44.3 1,419,000 749,000 593,600 24.6 14,595,000
Northwest 52,000 43,500 48.05 2,015,000 895,000 629,000 20.5 15,175,000
Greeley 5,400 4,300 42.1 181,000 155,500 45,500 13.9 632,000
Wichita 29,000 26,900 40.1 1,078,000 117,000 74,200 21.2 1,570,000
Other Counties 45,100 41,100 43.2 1,777,000 757,500 631,300 25.4 16,016,000
West Central 79,500 72,300 41.8 3,036,000 1,030,000 751,000 20.2 18,218,000
Clark 1,900 1,700 38.8 66,000 71,000 45,600 11.2 511,000
Finney 58,000 49,700 37.4 1,857,000 115,500 108,600 17.8 1,934,000
Ford 21,800 17,100 26.6 455,000 164,000 147,900 23.5 3,475,000
Grant 29,900 28,200 39.4 1,111,000 64,800 46,900 10.9 513,000
Gray 43,700 40,700 33.2 1,351,000 95,000 85,700 23.5 2,012,000
Haskell 40,400 34,400 38.1 1,312,000 58,900 45,500 15.1 685,000
Morton 20,000 18,200 28.7 523,000 62,300 37,100 7.2 266,000
Stevens 40,900 36,500 42.9 1,565,000 44,800 32,200 14.7 473,000
Other Counties 113,400 95,500 37.2 3,557,000 538,700 354,500 16.5 5,865,000
Southwest 370,000 322,000 35.8 11,797,000 1,215,000 904,000 15.6 15,734,000
North Central 8,600 8,500 59.4 505,000 1,200,000 1,159,000 41.7 48,287,000
Comanche 2,400 2,000 27.5 55,000 57,400 47,100 19.9 938,000
Edwards 15,600 14,000 58.4 818,000 98,000 94,400 27.2 2,563,000
Harvey 4,900 4,800 70.2 337,000 111,000 109,700 58 6,363,000
Kingman 7,200 7,000 51.7 362,000 189,000 186,700 42.7 7,970,000
Pawnee 19,300 18,400 45.9 845,000 130,000 126,300 32.2 4,070,000
Pratt 16,800 16,500 46.9 774,000 160,500 158,500 38.4 6,093,000
Other Counties 49,800 47,800 55.1 2,632,000 1,359,100 1,292,300 41.1 53,050,000
South Central 116,000 110,500 50.8 5,823,000 2,105,000 2,015,000 37.1 81,047,000
Other Districts ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
State 626,100 556,800 43.6 23,176,000 6,445,000 5,458,000 24.7 178,461,000
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Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data. Data collected by USDA/NASS
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
IRRIGATED LAND NON-IRRIGATED LAND
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
Decatur 1,000 1,000 48.0 48,000 109,000 103,000 49.8 5,127,000
Graham 2,000 2,000 58.5 117,000 82,500 79,500 42.1 3,343,000
Other Counties 32,000 31,500 66.8 2,105,000 743,500 712,500 48.1 34,300,000
Northwest 35,000 34,500 65.8 2,270,000 935,000 895,000 47.8 42,770,000
Wichita 29,000 28,500 60.2 1,715,000 129,000 125,500 39.6 4,970,000
Other Counties 41,000 40,500 49.0 1,985,000 986,000 945,500 36.0 34,030,000
West Central 70,000 69,000 53.6 3,700,000 1,115,000 1,071,000 36.4 39,000,000
Finney 57,500 52,000 55.4 2,880,000 134,500 127,500 18.4 2,345,000
Ford 24,500 22,000 48.0 1,055,000 168,500 160,000 36.3 5,810,000
Gray 42,500 39,000 55.1 2,150,000 97,500 93,000 24.4 2,270,000
Hodgeman 9,000 8,300 43.1 358,000 106,500 99,700 31.5 3,137,000
Meade 22,500 20,000 66.3 1,325,000 70,000 65,000 26.4 1,715,000
Morton 17,000 16,500 46.7 770,000 92,000 82,500 23.3 1,920,000
Seward 28,000 25,000 57.2 1,430,000 38,500 35,000 18.7 655,000
Stevens 36,500 35,000 55.9 1,955,000 57,500 55,000 17.8 980,000
Other Counties 127,500 123,200 60.2 7,417,000 560,000 521,300 25.1 13,098,000
Southwest 365,000 341,000 56.7 19,340,000 1,325,000 1,239,000 25.8 31,930,000
Edwards 19,500 17,500 61.7 1,080,000 94,500 90,500 39.9 3,610,000
Kingman 7,000 6,900 50.6 349,000 192,500 184,600 39.3 7,261,000
Kiowa 8,900 8,700 56.9 495,000 68,600 66,300 28.3 1,875,000
Pawnee 22,000 21,500 54.2 1,165,000 126,500 122,500 34.1 4,175,000
Other Counties 72,600 71,400 53.8 3,841,000 1,647,900 1,575,100 43.9 69,139,000
South Central 130,000 126,000 55.0 6,930,000 2,130,000 2,039,000 42.2 86,060,000
Other Districts 30,000 29,500 56.3 1,660,000 3,365,000 3,256,000 45.6 148,540,000
State 630,000 600,000 56.5 33,900,000 8,870,000 8,500,000 41.0 348,300,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2013
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2013
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2012
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2013
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2012
Cheyenne 18,000 7,000 11,000 5,300 14.5 22.6 160,000 120,000
Graham -- 53,000 -- 46,000 -- 41.3 -- 1,900,000
Rawlins 66,000 36,000 57,000 27,000 26.3 23.7 1,500,000 640,000
Sherman -- 12,000 -- 9,700 -- 40.2 -- 390,000
Thomas -- 27,000 -- 17,500 -- 38.3 -- 670,000
Other Counties 311,000 75,000 257,000 64,500 31.7 40.0 8,140,000 2,580,000
Northwest 395,000 210,000 325,000 170,000 24.2 37.1 9,800,000 6,300,000
Gove 49,000 36,000 44,000 32,000 57.3 35.9 2,520,000 1,150,000
Greeley 92,000 35,000 85,000 31,000 36.8 30.3 3,130,000 940,000
Lane 55,000 38,000 53,000 26,000 44.9 24.6 2,380,000 640,000
Logan 47,000 26,000 43,000 23,000 38.1 37.4 1,640,000 860,000
Ness 61,000 60,000 57,000 50,000 58.8 32.0 3,350,000 1,600,000
Scott -- 70,000 -- 49,000 -- 23.1 -- 1,130,000
Wichita -- 45,000 -- 37,000 -- 31.1 -- 1,150,000
Wallace 36,000 -- 29,000 -- 36.2 -- 1,050,000 --
Other Counties 235,000 80000 194,000 62000 41.9 50.2 8,130,000 1430000
West Central 575,000 390,000 505,000 310,000 44.9 28.7 22,200,000 8,900,000
Clark 25,000 -- 23,000 -- 33
760,000 --
Finney 94,000 76,000 89,000 56,000 37.5 28.2 3,340,000 1,580,000
Ford 77,000 72,000 74,000 69,000 67.8 42.0 5,020,000 2,900,000
Grant 18,000 17,000 15,000 10,000 35.3 54.0 530,000 540,000
Gray 89,000 75,000 86,000 70,000 60.6 43.9 5,210,000 3,070,000
Hamilton 75,000 31,000 52,000 18,000 18.5 18.6 960,000 335,000
Haskell 54,000 46,000 49,000 40,000 58.6 48.0 2,870,000 1,920,000
Hodgeman 28,000 29,000 23,000 28,000 63.9 36.4 1,470,000 1,020,000
Kearny 62,000 41,000 57,000 33,000 32.3 14.5 1,840,000 480,000
Meade 24,000 21,000 19,000 19,000 90 40.0 1,710,000 760,000
Morton 48,000 32,000 43,000 19,000 29.3 26.3 1,260,000 500,000
Seward 30,000 21,000 28,000 15,000 70.4 60.0 1,970,000 900,000
Stanton 51,000 -- 38,000 -- 30.5 -- 1,160,000 --
Stevens 55,000 33,000 49,000 27,000 30.6 25.9 1,500,000 700,000
Other Counties -- 51,000 -- 41,000 -- 24.3 -- 995,000
Southwest 730,000 545,000 645,000 445,000 47.0 35.3 29,600,000 15,700,000
Clay 27,000 26,000 26,000 25,000 116.2 63.6 3,020,000 1,590,000
Cloud 38,000 34,000 37,000 33,000 112.4 62.1 4,160,000 2,050,000
Jewell 58,000 48,000 57,000 47,000 105.3 80.2 6,000,000 3,770,000
Mitchell 55,000 50,000 54,000 49,000 87.8 54.9 4,740,000 2,690,000
Osborne 56,000 48,000 55,000 39,000 68.2 43.1 3,750,000 1,680,000
Ottawa -- 25,000 -- 24,000 -- 37.1 -- 890,000
Phillips 65,000 50,000 58,000 48,000 37.8 49.4 2,190,000 2,370,000
Republic -- 17,000 -- 16,000 -- 75.6 -- 1,210,000
Rooks 68,000 65,000 60,000 55,000 53.2 39.1 3,190,000 2,150,000
Smith 68,000 45,000 66,000 43,000 83 50.0 5,480,000 2,150,000
Washington 33,000 32,000 32,000 31,000 102.2 69.4 3,270,000 2,150,000
Other Counties 47,000 -- 45,000 -- 95.6
4,300,000 --
North Central 515,000 440,000 490,000 410,000 86.2 55.4 40,100,000 22,700,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES 2013
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES
2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2013
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2012
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2013
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2012
Barton 67,000 63,000 66,000 52,000 79.5 39.8 5,250,000 2,070,000
Dickinson 34,000 35,000 32,000 33,000 97.5 39.4 3,120,000 1,300,000
Ellis 57,000 -- 54,000 -- 50.6 -- 2,730,000 --
Ellsworth 33,000 29,000 32,000 27,000 85.3 38.9 2,730,000 1,050,000
Lincoln 42,000 40,000 41,000 32,000 92.2 38.1 3,780,000 1,220,000
McPherson 26,000 31,000 24,500 28,000 81.6 42.1 1,490,000 1,180,000
Marion 22,000 34,000 20,500 32,000 72.7 45.6 2,000,000 1,460,000
Rice 37,000 61,000 35,000 54,000 95.1 45.9 3,330,000 2,480,000
Rush - 48,000 - 44,000 - 37.3 - 1,640,000
Russell - 25,000 - 22,000 - 44.5 - 980,000
Saline 23,000 84,000 22,000 66,000 90.5 27.6 1,990,000 1,820,000
Other Countries 104,000 98,000 60 5,880,000
Central 445,000 450,000 425,000 390,000 80.5 39 32,300,000 15,200,000
Barber 8,000 6,000 5,000 1,500 70 26.7 350,000 40,000
Comanche 16,000 12,000 15,500 8,500 69.7 24.7 1,080,000 210,000
Edwards 27,000 26,000 26,000 24,000 83.3 46.7 2,165,000 1,120,000
Harper 15,000 18,000 13,500 8,000 65.6 20 885,000 160,000
Harvey 18,00 75 1,350,000
Kingman - 21,000 - 19,000 - 37.9 - 720,000
Kiowa 20,000 17,000 19,000 11,000 78.2 34.5 1,485,000 380,000
Pawnee 53,000 52,000 52,000 45,000 74.9 35.6 3,895,000 1,600,000
Pratt 24,000 27,000 22,500 25,000 67.1 42 1,510,000 1,050,000
Reno 36,000 40,000 - 31,000 - 29.4 - 910,000
Sedgwick 36,000 16,000 35,500 14,000 77.1 26.4 2,700,000 370,000
Stafford 22,000 21,000 84.8 1,780,000
Sumner 49,000 54,000 47,000 42,000 81.1 21 3,810,000 880,000
Other Counties 56,000 71,000 50,500 56,000 59.2 45.7 2,990,000 2,560,000
South Central 345,000 360,000 325,000 285,000 73.8 35.1 24,000,000 10,000,000
Jefferson - -- - -- - -- - --
Marshall - -- - -- - -- - --
Nemaha - -- - -- - -- - --
Pottawatomie - 2,800 - 2,500 - 44 - 110,000
Riley 8,100 8,300 7,500 7,600 102.7 66.4 770,000 505,000
Other Counties 16,900 14,900 15,000 13,900 98.7 56.5 1,480,000 785,000
Northeast 25,000 26,000 22,500 24,000 100.7 58.3 2,250,000 1,400,000
Coffey - 1,200 - 600 - 20 - 12,000
Franklin 2,000 -- 1,700 -- 91.2 -- 155,000 --
Geary 3,200 3,100 3,000 2,500 113.3 53.2 340,000 133,000
Lyon - 2,500 - 2,000 - 26.5 - 53,000
Miami 800 -- 700 -- 52.9 -- 37,000 --
Morris 7,400 -- 6,300 -- 79.4 -- 500,000 --
Osage 2,100 -- 1,900
91.1
173,000
Shawnee 600 600 500 500 80 30 40,000 15,000
Other Counties 8,900 21,600 7,400 16,400 68.2 29.7 505,000 487,000
East Central 25,000 29,000 21,500 22,000 82.3 31.8 1,750,000 700,000
Butler 7,000 11,000 6,800 10,000 75.7 27 515,000 270,000
Cherokee - 2,000 - 1,900
37.4 - 71,000
Cowley 20,000 25,000 18,600 23,300 82.3 18 1,530,000 420,000
Crawford - 900 - 700 - 17.1 - 12,000
Greenwood 800 1,400 700 1,000 72.3 19 50,600 19,000
Labette 2,700 2,600 2,300 2,400 87 39.6 200,000 95,000
Montgomery - 1,100 - 600 - 18.3 - 11,000
Neosho - -- - -- - -- - --
Woodson - 1,600 - 900 - 16.7 - 15,000
Other Counties 14,500 4,400 12,600 3,200 71.8 27.2 904,400 87,000
Southeast 45,000 50,000 41,000 44,000 77.82 22.7 3,200,000 1,000,000
State 3,100,000 2,500,000 2,800,000 2,100,000 68.0 39 165,200,000 81,900,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED
2013
ACRES PLANTED
2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN 2012
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2013
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2012
Cheyenne -- 75,000 -- 56,500 --- 101.0 -- 5,705,000
Decatur 95,700 112,000 82,200 88,500 39.7 35.6 3,263,000 3,155,000
Graham 28,000 37,000 22,200 27,000 69.5 56.5 1,544,000 1,525,000
Norton -- 96,000 -- 83,500 -- 50.7 -- 4,230,000
Rawlins 77,900 101,000 62,700 61,000 56.5 37.9 3,544,000 2,310,000
Sheridan 126,600 140,000 117,700 117,500 103.1 94 12,138,000 11,050,000
Sherman 140,800 167,000 120,200 129,500 123.8 110.4 14,877,000 14,300,000
Thomas 197,000 215,000 180,900 166,500 90.9 76.7 16,452,000 12,775,000
Other Counties 134,000 -- 109,100 -- 81.1 -- 8,844,000 --
Northwest 800,000 943,000 695,000 730,000 80.7 75.4 60,662,000 55,050,000
Gove 68,000 86,000 60,700 66,000 69.4 52.0 4212,000 3,435,000
Greeley -- 47,000 -- 31,000 -- 68.7 -- 2,130,000
Lane 11,400 -- 8,900 138 1,228,000 --
Logan - 66,000 -- 53,200 -- 40.5 -- 2,155,000
Ness 3,900 -- 3,400 -- 90.9 309,000 --
Scott -- 8,000 -- 2,800 -- 63.9 -- 179,000
Trego -- 48,500 -- 33,000 -- 94.1 -- 3,105,000
Wallace 80,900 12,000 68,400 3,500 101 81.4 6,910,000 285,000
Wichita 42,600 79,000 31,600 59,000 126.9 89.2 4,009,000 5,265,000
Other Counties 172,200 52,000 150,000 39,500 79.5 94.2 11,930,000 3,720,000
West Central 379,000 410,000 323,000 293,000 101 71.2 28,598,000 20,850,000
Finney -- 103,000 -- 87,000 -- 134.9 -- 11,740,000
Ford 43,900 48,500 42,500 43,000 178.4 150.5 7,582,000 6,470,000
Grant 46,200 49,000 42,600 39,500 193.9 177.1 8,259,000 6,995,000
Gray 72,500 82,000 68,800 73,000 214 200.4 14,725,000 14,627,000
Hamilton 13,100 15,500 6,000 8,300 107.7 118.7 646,000 985,000
Haskell 80,300 85,000 74,300 78,500 187.5 191.5 13,933,000 15,030,000
Kearney 36,800 41,500 33,000 35,500 169 159.9 5,576,000 5,677,000
Meade 79,800 83,500 77,400 79,000 213.5 196.3 16,528,000 15,506,000
Morton 18,700 24,500 18,400 20,500 186.5 141.6 3,431,000 2,903,000
Steward -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Stanton 48,700 65,500 46,100 53,400 185.2 152.1 8,538,000 8,120,000
Stevens 104,000 116,000 99,000 104,000 200.1 184.3 19,812,000 19,165,000
Other Counties 174,000 86,000 160,900 72,300 185.9 167.8 29,919,000 12,132,000
Southwest 718,000 800,000 669,000 694,000 183.8 172.0 128,949,000 119,350,000
Clay -- 31,000 -- 27,400 -- 109.3 -- 2,995,000
Cloud 25,300 38,500 24,900 35,400 152.6 80.9 3,800,000 2,865,000
Jewell -- 26,500 -- 18,400 -- 75.3 -- 1,385,000
Mitchell 18,400 -- 17,500 -- 129 -- 2,258,000 --
Osborne 10,400 10,000 9,300 5,500 103.2 62.7 960,000 345,000
Ottawa 6,200 40,000 6,100 24,900 130.3 47.8 795,000 1,190,000
Phillips 24,500 90,000 16,800 86,800 75.2 115.9 1,263,000 10,060,000
Republic 90,200 13,000 88,900 5,600 145.7 45.5 12,954,000 255,000
Rooks 7,100 49,500 5,600 27,800 52.9 39.9 296,000 1,110,000
Smith -- 71,000 -- 60,900 -- 80.5 -- 4,905,000
Washington 64,500 55,500 62,100 40,300 115.1 113.9 7,150,000 4,590,000
Other Counties 78,400 -- 74,800 -- 120.3 -- 9,000,000 --
North Central 325,000 425,000 306,000 333,000 113.8 89.2 38,476,000 29,700,000
Barton 20,500 24,000 19,900 16,100 162.4 138.8 3,231,000 2,235,000
Lincoln -- 8,500 -- 2,900 -- 42.4 -- 123,000
McPherson 42,800 38,500 40,400 33,300 116.6 114.1 4,710,000 3,800,000
Marion 47,900 43,500 46,300 33,500 94.9 51.6 4,394,000 1,730,000
Rice 29,400 31,000 29,100 26,700 127.8 91.8 3,719,000 2,450,000
Rush 5,600 6,500 5,100 5,300 112.7 122.6 575,000 650,000
Russell -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Saline 5,700 8,500 5,400 4,200 125.7 61.9 679,000 260,000
Other Counties 31,100 31,500 27,800 16,000 108.5 51.4 3,017,000 822,000
Central 183,000 192,000 174,000 138,000 121.2 87.5 20,325,000 12,070,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED
2013
ACRES PLANTED
2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR
GRAIN 2013
ACRES HARVESTED
FOR GRAIN 2012
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2013
YIELD, BU/ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
2012
Barber -- 5,000 -- 4,400 -- 101.1 -- 445,000
Comanche 1,000 -- 1,000 -- 128 -- 128,000 --
Edwards 70,000 68,500 69,000 63,500 186.9 162.5 12,898,000 10,318,000
Harper 3,400 -- 2,400 -- 69.2 -- 166,000 --
Harvey 61,000 50,000 57,800 47,500 111.8 94.1 6,460,000 4,470,000
Kingman 13,600 -- 12,600 -- 134.5 -- 1,695,000 --
Kiowa 33,500 -- 33,100 -- 184.7 -- 6,115,000 --
Pawnee 36,400 34,500 34,200 30,000 159.6 132.3 5,457,000 3,970,000
Pratt -- 64,000 -- 62,000 -- 148.1 -- 9,185,000
Reno -- 36,500 -- 33,800 -- 122.9 -- 4,155,000
Sedgwick 44,200 37,000 41,900 33,800 120.8 105.0 5,061,000 3,550,000
Stafford 62,700 56,000 61,700 48,600 162 126.5 9,994,000 6,150,000
Sumner -- 41,000 -- 36,300 -- 54.1 -- 1,965,000
Other Counties 161,200 5,500 156,300 3,800 130.6 81.6 20,412,000 310,000
South Central 487,000 440,000 470,000 402,000 138.81 126.4 68,386,000 50,800,000
Atchison 67,300 66,500 66,200 62,900 130.2 59.1 8,617,000 3,720,000
Brown 123,100 123,000 121,200 119,500 172.9 116.1 20,958,000 13,875,000
Doniphan 96,200 -- 94,700 -- 172.7 -- 16,350,000 --
Jackson 37,300 -- 35,700 -- 120.6 -- 4,305,000 --
Jefferson 40,400 36,500 39,200 32,300 122.9 55.6 4,818,000 1,795,000
Marshall 112,500 111,000 110,700 106,900 135 76.8 14,939,000 8,205,000
Nemaha 116,000 113,000 113,700 101,400 149.8 71.2 17,029,000 7,220,000
Pottawatomie 38,900 37,500 37,900 32,900 151.8 102.6 5,755,000 3,375,000
Riley 16,300 16,000 15,300 13,800 128.1 85.1 1,960,000 1,175,000
Other Counties 23,000 68,500 22,400 62,200 117.2 53.5 2,626,000 3,330,000
Northeast 671,000 665,000 657,000 624,000 140.12 85.8 97,357,000 53,530,000
Anderson 40,400 49,000 39,500 40,400 89 35.7 3,516,000 1,441,000
Chase 6,300 -- 5,800 -- 86.2 -- 500,000 --
Coffey 28,500 32,500 27,000 27,100 92.3 41.5 2,491,000 1,125,000
Douglas 26,500 25,500 26,100 22,400 128.4 46.0 3,352,000 1,030,000
Franklin 28,000 33,500 27,600 25,300 102.2 46.6 2,821,000 1,180,000
Geary 11,300 12,000 10,900 10,000 138.1 80.7 1,505,000 807,000
Lyon 29,100 -- 26,500 -- 105.9 -- 2,807,000 --
Miami 19,700 24,500 19,400 21,900 100.9 40.6 1,958,000 890,000
Morris 19,700 20,000 18,400 12,300 111.7 35.1 2,055,000 432,000
Osage 35,100 38,500 34,100 33,700 109.4 29.0 3,729,000 978,000
Shawnee 36,800 38,500 36,100 37,900 130.6 85.9 4,713,000 3,255,000
Wabaunsee -- 25,500 -- 22,600 -- 74.3 -- 1,680,000
Other Counties 55,100 70,500 53,600 56,400 111.1 30.2 5,956,000 1,702,000
East Central 336,500 370,000 325,000 310,000 108.8 46.8 35,403,000 14,520,000
Allen 27,700 37,500 27,200 35,500 101 37.8 2,746,000 1,343,000
Bourbon 11,300 15,500 10,700 12,200 87 40.4 931,000 493,000
Butler 72,200 67,000 65,900 62,600 79.1 61.5 5,210,000 3,852,000
Cherokee 46,500 3,000 44,600 2,800 72 51.8 3,209,000 145,000
Cowley 18,900 59,000 17,000 56,400 94.4 50.5 1,605,000 2,850,000
Crawford 35,200 16,500 33,300 13,600 66.1 45.4 2,201,000 618,000
Elk -- 53,000 --- 49,300 -- 49.4 -- 2,434,000
Greenwood 11,800 6,500 10,300 6,000 85 48.3 875,000 290,000
Labette 40,900 10,000 39,300 7,600 74.9 54.2 2,944,000 412,000
Montgomery 33,000 47,500 32,200 45,400 76.8 52.0 2,473,000 2,360,000
Neosho 28,600 33,000 27,900 31,400 77.1 58.9 2,151,000 1,850,000
Wilson 45,100 37,500 44,100 36,500 72.4 61.6 3,192,000 2,250,000
Woodson -- 45,500 -- 44,700 -- 76.1 -- 3,400,000
Other Counties 29,300 23,500 28,500 22,000 80.9 47.0 2,307,000 1,033,000
Southeast 400,500 455,000 381,000 426,000 80.6 54.8 29,844,000 23,330,000
State 4,300,000 4,700,000 4,000,000 3,950,000 120.6 96.0 508,000,000 379,200,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
IRRIGATED LAND NON-IRRIGATED
ACRES PLANTED, ALL
PURPOSES
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
YIELD, BUSHELS/
ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED, ALL
PURPOSES
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
YIELD, BUSHELS/
ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
Decatur 6,000 5,800 157.1 911,000 89,700 76,400 30.8 2,352,000
Rawlins 10,500 9,900 147 1,455,000 67,400 52,800 39.6 2,089,000
Other Counties 243,500 237,300 181 43,047,000 382,900 312,800 34.6 10,808,000
Northwest 260,000 253,000 161.8 45,413,000 540,000 442,000 35 15,249,000
Gove 11,000 10,500 149.7 1,572,000 57,000 50,200 52.6 2,640,000
Wichita 27,100 23,000 159.6 3,670,000 15,500 8,600 39.4 339,000
Other Counties 79,900 74,500 181.5 13,521,000 188,500 156,200 43.9 6,856,000
West Central 118,000 108,000 163.6 18,763,000 261,000 215,000 45.3 9,835,000
Stanton 40,700 39,400 209.1 8,239,000 8,000 6,700 44.6 299,000
Other Counties 620,300 593,600 201.9 119,844,000 49,000 29,300 19.4 567,000
Southwest 661,000 633,000 205.5 128,083,000 57,000 36,000 32 866,000
Cloud 11,800 11,700 184.8 2,162,000 13,500 13,200 124.1 1,638,000
Mitchell 4,800 4,600 168.5 775,000 13,600 12,900 115 1,483,000
Phillips 3,700 3,700 203.8 754,000 20,800 13,100 38.9 509,000
Washington 5,700 5,600 185.7 1,040,000 58,800 56,500 108.1 6,110,000
Other Counties 67,000 66,400 196.9 13,074,000 125,300 118,300 92.4 10,931,000
North Central 93,000 92,000 187.94 17,805,000 232,000 214,000 95.7 20,671,000
Barton 16,700 16,300 180.7 2,945,000 3,800 3,600 79.4 286,000
Marion 1,500 1,400 160 224,000 46,400 44,900 92.9 4,170,000
McPherson 18,900 17,800 154.7 2,753,000 23,900 22,600 86.6 1,957,000
Rice 12,400 12,400 184.9 2,293,000 17,000 16,700 85.4 1,426,000
Saline 1,000 900 158.9 143,000 4,700 4,500 119.1 536,000
Other Counties 6,500 6,200 175.2 1,086,000 30,200 26,700 93.9 2,506,000
Central 57,000 55,000 169.1 9,444,000 126,000 119,000 92.9 10,881,000
Edwards 61,800 61,500 202.7 12,464,000 8,200 7,500 57.9 434,000
Harvey 20,800 20,600 168.4 3,470,000 40,200 37,200 80.4 2,990,000
Kiowa 30,600 30,500 196.2 5,983,000 2,900 2,600 50.8 132,000
Pawnee 28,400 27,100 180.6 4,894,000 8,000 7,100 79.3 563,000
Sedgwick 18,900 18,400 175.5 3,230,000 25,300 23,500 77.9 1,831,000
Stafford 45,500 45,400 189.4 8,599,000 17,200 16,300 85.6 1,395,000
Other Counties 98,000 96,500 180.6 17,432,000 81,200 75,800 65.6 4,969,000
South Central 304,000 300,000 184.8 56,072,000 183,000 170,000 71.1 12,314,000
Brown 3,100 3,000 220 660,000 120,000 118,200 171.7 20,298,000
Doniphan 2,500 2,400 192.9 463,000 93,700 92,300 172.1 15,887,000
Nemaha 1,000 1,000 205 205,000 115,000 112,700 149.3 16,824,000
Pottawatomie 10,600 10,300 188 1,936,000 28,300 27,600 138.4 3,819,000
Other Counties 10,800 10,300 185 1,906,000 286,000 279,200 126.6 35,359,000
Northeast 28,000 27,000 198.2 5,170,000 643,000 630,000 151.62 92,187,000
Chase - - - - 6,300 5,800 86.2 500,000
Geary 2,500 2,400 184.6 443,000 8,800 8,500 124.9 1,062,000
Shawnee 12,500 12,200 178.8 2,181,000 24,300 23,900 105.9 2,532,000
Other Counties 12,000 11,400 177.5 2,024,000 270,100 260,800 102.2 26,661,000
East Central 27,000 26,000 180.3 4,648,000 309,500 299,000 104.8 30,755,000
Bourbon - - - - 11,300 10,700 87 931,000
Other Counties 7,000 6,000 160.7 964,000 382,200 364,300 76.7 27,949,000
Southeast 7,000 6,000 160.7 964,000 393,500 375,000 81.9 28,880,000
State 1,555,000 1,500,000 180.78 286,362,000 2,745,000 2,500,000 86.0 221,638,000
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COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
IRRIGATED LAND NON-IRRIGATED
ACRES PLANTED ALL PURPOSES
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
YIELD, BUSHELS PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED ALL PURPOSES
ACRES HARVESTED FOR GRAIN
YIELD, BUSHELS/
ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
Cheyenne 36,000 34,500 155 5,360,000 39,000 22,000 15.7 345,000
Decatur 8,000 7,500 149 1,120,000 104,000 81,000 25.1 2,035,000
Sheridan 53,000 48,500 181 8,800,000 87,000 69,000 32.6 2,250,000
Thomas 70,000 66,500 161 10,700,000 145,000 100,000 20.8 2,075,000
Other Counties 118,000 113,000 150 16,920,000 283,000 188,000 29 5,445,000
Northwest 285,000 270,000 159 42,900,000 658,000 460,000 26.4 12,150,000
Gove 14,000 13,000 129 1,680,000 72,000 53,000 33.1 1,755,000
Greeley 11,500 11,000 164 1,800,000 35,500 20,000 16.5 330,000
Logan 5,800 5,200 189 980,000 60,200 48,000 24.5 1,175,000
Scott 25,800 19,000 147 2,800,000 22,700 14,000 21.8 305,000
Wallace 36,000 33,500 148 4,950,000 43,000 25,500 12.4 315,000
Wichita 31,000 23,000 141 3,250,000 21,000 16,500 28.5 470,000
Other Counties 10,900 7,800 127 990,000 20,600 3,500 14.3 50,000
West Central 135,000 112,500 146 16,450,000 275,000 180,500 24.4 4,400,000
Haskell 79,000 75,000 199 14,900,000 6,000 3,500 37.1 130,000
Stanton 47,500 44,000 182 8,000,000 18,000 9,400 12.8 120,000
Stevens 102,000 99,500 192 19,100,000 14,000 4,500 14.4 65,000
Other Counties 471,500 426,500 179 76,500,000 62,000 31,600 16.9 535,000
Southwest 700,000 645,000 184 118,500,000 100,000 49,000 17.3 850,000
Cloud 12,500 12,400 175 2,170,000 18,500 15,000 55 825,000
Jewell 6,500 6,400 177 1,130,000 32,000 29,000 59.8 1,735,000
Mitchell 5,500 5,400 156 840,000 21,000 13,000 41.9 545,000
Ottawa 1,700 1,500 147 220,000 8,300 4,000 31.3 125,000
Other Counties 73,800 72,300 176 12,740,000 245,200 174,000 53.9 9,370,000
North Central 100,000 98,000 175 17,100,000 325,000 235,000 53.6 12,600,000
Barton 15,500 13,100 166 2,180,000 8,500 3,000 18.3 55,000
McPherson 18,500 18,300 175 3,200,000 20,000 15,000 40 600,000
Marion 1,600 1,500 153 230,000 41,900 32,000 46.9 1,500,000
Rice 13,000 12,200 164 2,000,000 18,000 14,500 31 450,000
Rush 4,000 3,800 158 600,000 2,500 1,500 33.3 50,000
Saline 1,300 1,200 150 180,000 7,200 3,000 26.7 80,000
Other Counties 4,100 2,900 166 480,000 35,900 16,000 29.1 465,000
Central 58,000 53,000 167 8,870,000 134,000 85,000 37.6 3,200,000
Harvey 18,000 17,500 169 2,950,000 32,000 30,000 50.7 1,520,000
Kingman 8,100 7,500 153 1,150,000 3,900 2,000 24 48,000
Kiowa 27,000 26,500 189 5,000,000 3,000 2,300 36.5 84,000
Pawnee 27,500 25,500 151 3,850,000 7,000 4,500 26.7 120,000
Reno 24,500 24,000 156 3,750,000 12,000 9,800 41.3 405,000
Sedgwick 17,000 16,800 161 2,700,000 20,000 17,000 50 850,000
Stafford 37,500 35,600 163 5,800,000 18,500 13,000 26.9 350,000
Sumner 5,500 5,300 132 700,000 35,500 31,000 40.8 1,265,000
Other Counties 109,900 108,300 179 19,400,000 33,100 25,400 33.8 858,000
South Central 275,000 267,000 170 45,300,000 165,000 135,000 40.7 5,500,000
Brown 3,000 3,000 200 600,000 120,000 116,500 114 13,275,000
Pottawatomie 10,000 9,700 163 1,585,000 27,500 23,200 77.2 1,790,000
Other Counties 11,000 10,300 174 1,795,000 493,500 461,300 74.8 34,485,000
Northeast 24,000 23,000 173 3,980,000 641,000 601,000 82.4 49,550,000
Geary 2,700 2,500 169 422,000 9,300 7,500 51.3 385,000
Other Counties 23,300 22,500 160 3,598,000 334,700 277,500 36.5 10,115,000
East Central 26,000 25,000 161 4,020,000 344,000 285,000 36.8 10,500,000
Chautauqua -- -- - -- 3,000 2,800 51.8 145,000
Elk -- -- -- -- 6,500 6,000 48.3 290,000
Neosho -- -- -- -- 37,500 36,500 61.6 2,250,000
Other Counties 7,000 6,500 135 880,000 401,000 374,200 52.8 19,765,000
Southeast 7,000 6,500 135 880,000 448,000 419,500 53.5 22,450,000
State 1,610,000 1,500,000 172 258,000,000 3,090,000 2,450,000 49.5 121,200,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED FOR ALL
PURPOSES 2013
ACRES PLANTED FOR ALL
PURPOSES 2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR BEANS
2013
ACRES HARVESTED FOR BEANS
2012
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2012
Cheyenne 4,200 5,900 3,600 4,100 50.3 46.1 181,000 189,000
Decatur -- 3,100 -- 2,600 -- 22.7 -- 59,100
Graham 6,400 -- 5,100 -- 25.5 -- 130,000 --
Rawlins -- 4,100 -- 2,500 -- 16.0 -- 39,900
Sheridan -- 18,200 -- 17,700 -- 52.0 -- 920,000
Sherman 3,200 4,600 2,900 4,300 52.1 49.1 151,000 211,000
Thomas 14,300 14,800 13,700 14,100 50.4 44.5 691,000 627,000
Other Counties 37,900 33,300 34,900 28,700 31.8 15.8 1,109,000 454,000
Northwest 66,000 84,000 60,200 74,000 42.0 33.8 2,262,000 2,500,000
All Counties 11,500 -- 8,500 -- 38.6 -- 328,000 --
West Central 11,500 13,000 8,500 9,500 38.6 26.9 328,000 256,000
Finney -- 7,800 -- 7,500 -- 40.8 -- 306,000
Ford 7,500 -- 7,500 -- 46.5 -- 349,000 --
Gray 4,300 5,700 4,300 5,600 53 56.4 228,000 316,000
Haskell 3,800 5,100 3,600 5,000 51.1 39.2 184,000 196,000
Seward 5,400 8,300 5,400 7,200 65.2 50.4 352,000 363,000
Stevens 4,100 -- 3,900 -- 54.4 -- 212,000 --
Other Counties 13,900 31,100 13,600 29,200 53.9 41.5 733,000 1,213,000
Southwest 39,000 58,000 38,300 54,500 54 43.9 2,058,000 2,394,000
Clay 87,900 92,000 87,100 91,500 41.4 27.5 3,602,000 2,520,000
Cloud 61,800 71,000 61,200 70,000 45.2 27.2 2,767,000 1,901,000
Jewell 83,600 90,000 82,800 89,000 35.6 28.7 2,948,000 2,550,000
Mitchell 48,300 55,000 47,800 54,000 33.8 19.8 1,614,000 1,070,000
Osborne 27,600 36,500 27,300 32,500 22.8 15.0 623,000 487,000
Ottawa 52,200 59,500 51,700 58,500 35.8 18.8 1,850,000 1,100,000
Phillips 24,500 33,500 19,000 32,000 13.6 10.0 259,000 320,000
Republic 88,900 100,000 88,100 99,000 43.8 31.0 3,857,000 3,068,000
Rooks 20,600 22,500 18,000 19,000 13.3 11.5 240,000 218,000
Smith 55,600 69,000 55,000 65,500 26.5 14.5 1,460,000 950,000
Washington 106,000 116,000 105,000 115,000 41.2 30.4 4,329,000 3,500,000
North Central 657,000 745,000 643,000 726,000 32.1 24.4 23,549,000 17,684,000
Barton 31,700 40,500 31,300 34,500 38.0 21.4 1,189,000 737,000
Dickinson 73,900 82,000 73,200 78,000 35.8 21.4 2,617,000 1,672,000
Lincoln 31,400 38,500 73,200 36,600 34.6 15.6 1,076,000 570,000
McPherson 64,500 81,000 63,600 77,500 31.4 21.9 1,999,000 1,698,000
Marion 66,400 86,500 65,800 79,500 30.4 13.2 2,003,000 1,049,000
Rice 51,000 55,000 50,500 52,000 37.4 17.6 1,888,000 915,000
Rush 5,300 -- 4,700 -- 30.0 -- 141,000 --
Russell -- 12,000 -- 10,700 -- 10.0 -- 107,000
Saline 32,900 42,500 32,500 40,800 35.4 18.7 1,152,000 763,000
Other Counties 23,900 27,000 23,300 23,400 31.8 15.5 740,000 362,000
Central 381,000 465,000 418,100 433,000 33.9 18.2 12,805,000 7,873,000
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SOYBEANS, 2013 AND 201218
18
Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data. Data collected by USDA/NASS
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES 2013
ACRES PLANTED FOR
ALL PURPOSES 2012
ACRES HARVESTED FOR BEANS
2013
ACRES HARVESTED FOR BEANS
2012
YIELD, BUSHELS PER ACRE
2013
YIELD, BUSHELS PER ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2013
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS 2012
Edwards -- 25,500 -- 24,500 -- 46.5 -- 1,139,000
Harvey 71,800 82,500 71,400 78,500 27.5 19.2 1,963,000 1,510,000
Kiowa 10,500 13,200 10,100 12,200 60.6 41.3 612,000 504,000
Kingman 12,400 14,700 11,900 11,800 34.5 21.1 411,000 249,000
Pawnee 17,300 22,000 17,100 20,000 44.9 41.7 768,000 834,000
Pratt 20,500 -- 20,300 -- 35.2 -- 715,000 --
Reno 77,900 88,500 77,100 85,000 33.8 20.8 2,606,000 1,764,000
Sedgwick 66,600 80,500 65,800 68,500 40.3 23.2 2,653,000 1,590,000
Stafford 30,100 43,000 29,800 40,500 45.4 37.6 1,354,000 1,523,000
Sumner 89,200 111,000 87,200 91,000 23.5 12.6 2,046,000 1,143,000
Other Counties 28,200 39,100 27,300 30,000 51.2 28.1 1,398,000 844,000
South Central 424,500 520,000 418,000 462,000 39.7 24.0 14,526,000 11,100,000
Atchison 64,300 66,000 63,900 65,700 48.1 24.2 3,072,000 1,592,000
Brown 116,000 115,000 115,000 114,000 56.1 38.6 6,450,000 4,400,000
Doniphan 60,300 60,500 59,800 60,200 55.9 40.3 3,343,000 2,426,000
Jackson 43,500 46,500 43,100 45,700 43.6 23.1 1,878,000 1,056,000
Jefferson 48,100 47,000 47,700 46,100 45.3 21.0 2,159,000 969,000
Marshall 142,500 150,000 141,500 149,000 42.3 26.0 5,992,000 3,870,000
Nemaha 109,500 112,000 108,500 111,000 51.9 24.1 5,627,000 2,680,000
Pottawatomie 43,600 45,000 43,200 44,800 44.5 28.8 1,923,000 1,291,000
Riley 36,300 40,000 35,900 39,800 40.8 29.8 1,466,000 1,185,000
Other Counties 35,900 38,000 35,400 37,700 40.5 23.3 1,432,000 879,000
Northeast 700,000 720,000 694,000 714,000 46.9 28.5 33,342,000 20,348,000
Anderson 70,400 71,500 69,700 69,500 29.6 16.6 2,061,000 1,155,000
Chase 17,700 -- 17,300 -- 34.3 -- 594,000 --
Coffey 63,900 71,500 62,200 67,500 29.8 13.2 1,854,000 894,000
Douglas 33,400 38,500 33,100 38,000 42.0 15.8 1,390,000 601,000
Franklin 67,500 72,500 67,000 70,900 39.3 14.7 2,631,000 1,045,000
Geary 14,500 -- 14,400 -- 44.1 -- 635,000 --
Johnson -- 24,500 -- 24,000 -- 13.0 -- 312,000
Linn -- 59,000 -- 57,000 -- 11.9 -- 679,000
Lyon 65,900 76,500 63,700 70,000 29.1 13.2 1,853,000 921,000
Miami 45,700 45,000 45,200 43,700 30.6 17.0 1,384,000 745,000
Morris 36,100 42,500 35,800 40,000 33.2 16.5 1,189,000 659,000
Osage 68,600 72,000 67,900 69,500 39.3 17.3 2,671,000 1,205,000
Shawnee 35,900 36,500 35,500 36,000 39.4 26.2 1,398,000 943,000
Wabaunsee 28,100 32,500 27,800 31,900 40.9 20.6 1,137,000 658,000
Other Counties 82,300 37,500 80,400 34,000 22.3 21.4 1,791,000 726,000
East Central 630,000 680,000 620,000 652,000 34.9 16.2 20,588,000 10,543,000
Allen 59,700 63,000 59,000 61,000 27.6 11.2 1,627,000 682,000
Bourbon 35,700 35,500 35,300 34,000 20.0 14.6 707,000 496,000
Butler 55,400 68,500 54,800 65,000 36.2 14.6 1,986,000 950,000
Chautauqua 6,000 7,500 5,900 6,500 26.9 15.2 159,000 99,000
Cherokee 102,500 93,000 101,500 91,500 28.9 19.7 2,938,000 1,800,000
Cowley 54,900 63,500 54,200 56,500 31.6 12.2 1,711,000 687,000
Crawford 74,300 63,000 73,500 61,500 26.3 17.0 1,934,000 1,047,000
Elk -- 14,000 -- 13,000 -- 12.0 -- 156,000
Greenwood 23,900 29,500 22,800 27,500 33.0 13.3 753,000 366,000
Labette 65,800 66,000 64,800 63,500 21.5 19.2 1,393,000 1,220,000
Montgomery 47,200 51,500 46,500 50,000 20.5 15.5 954,000 774,000
Neosho 60,600 57,000 60,000 56,000 21.4 20.8 1,281,000 1,164,000
Wilson 61,700 70,000 61,100 67,500 21.7 17.8 1,328,000 1,202,000
Woodson -- 33,000 -- 31,500 -- 15.2 -- 479,000
Other Counties 43,300 -- 42,600 -- 28.4 -- 1,211,000 --
Southeast 691,000 715,000 682,000 685,000 26.5 16.2 17,982,000 11,122,000
State 3,600,000 4,000,000 3,540,000 3,810,000 36.0 22.0 127,440,000 83,820,000
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NON-OIL SUNFLOWERS, 2013 AND 2012 19
19
Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data. Data collected by USDA/NASS
COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED
2013
ACRES PLANTED
2012
ACRES HARVESTE
D 2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, POUNDS 2013
PRODUCTION, POUNDS 2012
Ellis 1,600 -- 1,600 -- 1,180 -- 1,886,000 --
McPherson 1,500 -- 1,300 -- 1,360 -- 1,774,000 --
Saline 500 -- 500 -- 1,350 -- 675,000 --
Other Counties 3,100 -- 3,050 -- 1,450 -- 4,426,000 --
Central 6,700 -- 6,450 -- 1,335 -- 8,761,000 --
Sherman -- 9,000 -- 8,500 -- 880 -- 7,520,000
Other Counties -- 11,000 -- 10,400 -- 810 -- 8,390,000
Northwest -- 20,000 -- 18,900 -- 840 -- 15,910,000
Cloud -- 800 -- 800 -- 1,380 -- 1,100,000
Jewell -- 2,100 -- 1,800 -- 630 -- 1,125,000
Other Counties -- 7,100 -- 6,500 -- 860 -- 5,585,000
North Central -- 10,000 -- 9,100 -- 860 -- 7,810,000
Sumner -- 4,400 -- 4,300 -- 610 -- 2,610,000
Other Counties 5,400 3,900 5,300 3,600 1,350 950 7,142,000 3,430,000
South Central 5,400 8,300 5,300 7,900 1,350 760 7,142,000 6,040,000
Other Districts 42,900 31,700 38,250 29,100 1,100 990 42,097,000 28,740,000
State 55,000 70,000 50,000 65,000 1,160 900 58,000,000 58,500,000
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES PLANTED
2013
ACRES PLANTED
2012
ACRES HARVESTED
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, POUNDS 2013
PRODUCTION, POUNDS 2012
Thomas 2,600 -- 2,450 -- 2,000 -- 4,900,000 --
Other Counties 4,700 -- 4,250 -- 1,780 -- 7,555,000 --
Northwest 7,300 7,200 6,700 6,800 1,860 1,930 12,455,000 13,090,000
West Central -- 3,300 -- 3,200 -- 1,570 -- 5,020,000
Other Districts 8,700 6,500 8,300 6,000 1,390 1,520 11,545,000 9,090,000
State 16,000 17,000 15,000 16,000 1,600 1,700 24,000,000 27,200,000
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Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data. Data collected by USDA/NASS
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES HARVESTED
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, TONS 2013
PRODUCTION, TONS 2012
Cheyenne 2,900 3,500 5.15 4.10 15,000 14,300
Decatur 9,600 -- 3.6 -- 34,700 --
Graham 2,500 2,900 2.9 2.25 7,300 6,500
Norton 5,900 -- 2.6 -- 15,300 --
Sheridan 4,900 5,800 4.2 3.70 20,500 21,400
Thomas - 1,200 - 2.65 - 3,200
Other Counties 11,200 28,600 4.15 3.15 46,400 90,600
Northwest 37,000 42,000 3.8 3.25 139,200 136,000
Gove 2,200 2,300 2.9 2.85 6,400 6,600
Lane - 1,000 - 1.20 - 1,200
Ness - 3,200 - 2.15 - 6,800
Other Counties 8,800 6,500 2.45 2.50 21,700 16,400
West Central 11,000 13,000 2.7 2.40 28,100 31,000
Clark 2,500 3,100 1.7 1.45 4,200 4,500
Finney 38,000 40,000 4.35 4.90 164,800 195,000
Ford 7,400 10,100 4.4 5.35 32,700 54,000
Grant - 5,900 - 5.55 - 32,700
Hamilton 9,800 10,500 3.8 4.80 37,400 50,500
Haskell 8,800 10,000 5.25 4.00 46,100 39,800
Hodgeman - 2,400 - 2.10 - 5,000
Meade 2,500 3,500 3.8 3.75 9,500 13,200
Seward 4,900 5,800 4.1 6.05 20,000 35,000
Stevens 2,200 -- 5.5 -- 12,100 --
Other Counties 48,900 53,700 4.35 4.45 213,500 240,300
Southwest 125,000 145,000 4.1 4.60 540,300 670,000
Cloud 9,800 11,500 3.6 2.50 35,100 29,000
Jewell - 14,000 - 3.00 - 41,800
Mitchell 5,800 6,900 3.5 2.80 20,300 19,300
Osborne 4,500 -- 2.8 -- 12,500 --
Ottawa 11,800 13,000 3.7 2.70 43,500 35,400
Phillips 11,800 13,500 2.1 1.70 25,000 23,000
Smith - 8,000 - 1.55 - 12,400
Washington - 9,700 - 1.85 - 18,000
Other Counties 49,300 33,400 3.2 2.25 157,200 75,100
North Central 93,000 110,000 3.15 2.30 293,600 254,000
Barton 29,300 33,000 3.3 1.75 96,900 57,700
Dickinson - 18,000 - 2.40 - 42,800
Ellsworth 4,300 -- 4.15 -- 17,800 --
Lincoln 7,400 9,000 4.4 2.10 32,500 18,900
Marion 14,700 18,500 2.75 2.00 40,400 36,700
McPherson - 13,200 - 1.60 - 21,100
Russell 4,000 5,000 2.75 1.50 11,000 7,400
Saline 10,800 11,600 2.95 2.45 32,100 28,200
Other Counties 45,500 31,700 3.3 2.15 149,700 68,200
Central 116,000 140,000 3.4 2.00 380,400 281,000
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Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data. Data collected by USDA/NASS
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES HARVESTED
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, TONS 2013
PRODUCTION, TONS 2012
Barber -- 3,700 -- 2.05 -- 7,500
Comanche 4,200 5,200 2.25 1.90 9,400 9,800
Edwards 6,700 7,800 2.95 2.80 19,700 21,900
Harper 4,800 -- 3.35 -- 16,100 --
Harvey 2,800 3,800 2.7 1.80 7,600 6,800
Kingman 5,100 6,400 2.85 2.45 14,500 15,700
Pawnee 17,500 21,000 2.8 2.05 49,000 43,400
Reno 18,400 20,000 3.35 1.80 61,600 35,500
Sedgwick -- 10,200 -- 2.45 -- 25,000
Sumner -- 9,000 -- 1.80 -- 16,000
Other Counties 36,900 32,900 3.55 2.95 131,300 96,400
South Central 100,000 120,000 3.1 2.30 322,700 278,000
Brown -- 1,500 -- 2.25 -- 3,400
Doniphan 500 500 4.4 4.20 2,200 2,100
Jackson 1,600 1,700 3.7 1.70 5,900 2,900
Jefferson -- 1,000 -- 1.50 -- 1,500
Leavenworth -- 600 -- 2.10 -- 1,250
Pottawatomie 5,900 6,800 3.4 2.350 20,100 15,900
Riley 4,300 -- 2.9 -- 12,500 --
Other Counties 13,700 17,900 3.15 2.95 43,000 52,950
Northeast 26,000 30,000 3.5 2.65 83,700 80,000
Chase 2,700 -- 3.05 -- 8,200 --
Douglas 800 -- 2.75 -- 2,200 --
Franklin 1,400 1,600 2.95 1.45 4,100 2,300
Geary 2,600 3,200 3.55 2.60 9,200 8,300
Johnson -- 800 -- 2.15 -- 1,700
Linn -- 700 -- 2.15 -- 1,500
Lyon 3,800 4,200 2.35 1.50 8,900 6,200
Miami 500 -- 2.6 -- 1,300 --
Morris 5,000 6,900 3.5 1.50 17,500 10,300
Osage 1,400 1,700 3.35 1.65 4,700 2,800
Shawnee -- 700 -- 1.45 -- 1,000
Wabaunsee 2,200 2,800 3.5 2.20 7,700 6,100
Other Counties 4,700 7,400 3.45 1.85 16,100 13,800
East Central 25,100 30,000 3.1 1.80 79,900 54,000
Allen 600 500 2.5 2.60 1,500 1,300
Butler 3,350 4,400 3.5 1.65 11,700 7,300
Cowley -- 5,200 -- 1.80 -- 9,300
Crawford -- 500 -- 2.80 -- 1,400
Elk 500 600 3.6 1.85 1,800 1,100
Greenwood 1,300 1,600 4.3 1.80 5,600 2,900
Montgomery 1,400 1,600 2.65 1.30 3,700 2,100
Neosho 700 -- 2.85 -- 2,000 --
Wilson 600 -- 4 -- 2,400 --
Other Counties 8,450 5,600 3.35 1.90 28,400 10,600
Southeast 16,900 20000 3.3 1.80 57,100 36,000
State 550,000 650,000 3.4 3.00 1,925,000 1,820,000
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES HARVESTED
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE
2013
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE
2012
PRODUCTION, TONS 2013
PRODUCTION, TONS 2012
Decatur 9,200 4,900 2.15 1.45 19,600 7,200
Graham 9,300 -- 2.80 -- 26,000 --
Norton -- 8,900 -- 1.70 -- 15,300
Rawlins 9,000 7,900 3.95 2.20 26,700 17,200
Sheridan -- 6,100 -- 1.60 -- 9,900
Sherman 6,200 -- 2.7 -- -- --
Sherman -- 3,300 -- 1.30 16,700 4,300
Other counties 27,800 23,900 2.15 1.60 59,200 38,100
Northwest 61,500 55,000 2.4 1.65 148,200 92,000
Greeley -- 9,600 -- 1.00 -- 9,700
Logan 6,000 4,800 2.55 1.75 15,200 8,500
Ness 16,600 15,700 2.50 1.45 41,400 23,100
Scott 600 700 2.85 1.45 1,700 1,000
Trego 8,600 8,300 1.85 1.65 16,000 13,900
Wallace 7,900 -- 1.65 -- 13,200 --
Wichita 2,400 1,600 3.30 1.65 7,900 2,600
Other Counties 18,400 19,300 3.10 1.05 56,700 20,200
West Central 60,500 60,000 2.5 1.30 152,100 79,000
Clark 8,000 3,800 1.35 0.70 10,900 2,600
Ford -- 9,200 -- 2.30 -- 21,100
Grant 3,500 4,900 2.65 1.90 9,200 9,400
Gray 5,800 -- 4.00 -- 23,300 --
Hamilton 10,000 -- 2.35 -- 23,300 --
Haskell 1,200 -- 4.00 -- 4,800 --
Hodgeman -- 7,500 -- 1.95 -- 14,600
Meade -- 5,300 -- 1.70 -- 9,000
Seward 2,100 2,400 1.80 2.75 3,800 6,600
Stanton -- -- -- -- -- --
Other Counties 28,400 16,900 2.65 1.80 75,700 30,700
Southwest 59,000 50,000 2.55 1.90 151,000 94,000
Clay 18,400 15,300 1.55 0.90 28,100 13,500
Cloud -- -- -- -- -- 12,500
Mitchell 13,400 7,900 2.45 1.60 32,700 12,700
Osborne 18,600 13,500 1.80 0.90 33,400 12,200
Ottawa -- -- -- -- -- 28,500
Phillips -- -- -- -- -- 16,900
Rooks -- 21,700 -- 1.30 -- 28,500
Smith -- 9,200 -- 1.20 -- 11,200
Washington -- 20,000 -- 1.50 -- 29,500
Other Counties 110,600 20,800 1.95 1.40 214,000 29,500
North Central 161,000 150,000 1.90 1.30 308,200 195,000
Dickinson 33,800 33,500 1.70 1.10 57,100 36,200
Ellsworth -- 15,200 -- 1.05 -- 15,800
Lincoln 19,000 13,700 2.00 1.60 37,700 22,000
Marion 27,800 40,500 2.45 1.20 67,500 49,500
McPherson 25,200 21,600 2.15 1.25 54,700 27,100
Rush -- 10,600 -- 1.20 -- 12,600
Russell -- 24,500 -- 1.30 -- 31,300
Saline -- 27,600 -- 0.75 -- 21,200
Other Counties 123,200 37,800 1.80 1.15 223,000 44,300
Central 229,000 225,000 1.90 1.15 440,000 260,000
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Some counties are not published due to insufficient or confidential data.
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ACRES HARVESTED
2013
ACRES HARVESTED
2012
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2013
YIELD, TONS PER ACRE 2012
PRODUCTION, TONS 2013
PRODUCTION, TONS 2012
Barber -- 17,200 -- 1.45 -- 25,200
Comanche 10,800 10,300 2.60 1.20 28,300 12,200
Edwards 4,300 3,700 2.80 1.55 12,000 5,800
Harper -- 14,500 -- 1.55 -- 22,300
Harvey 17,500 18,700 2.55 1.30 44,500 24,300
Kingman 37,400 27,500 2.35 1.75 88,000 48,500
Kiowa 8,900 6,400 2.45 1.40 21,700 9,100
Pawnee 9,100 9,900 1.9 1.15 17,100 11,600
Reno 25,200 21,100 2.1 1.10 53,500 23,000
Sedgwick 33,300 27,600 2.55 1.15 84,700 32,000
Sumner 21,400 19,400 1.95 1.25 41,200 24,000
Other Counties 44,100 13,700 2.40 1.25 105,800 17,000
South Central 212,000 190,000 2.35 1.35 496,800 255,000
Atchison 23,200 24,600 2.65 1.25 61,700 30,700
Brown -- 24,700 -- 1.40 -- 34,000
Jackson 47,400 52,800 2.45 1.25 116,600 66,500
Jefferson 51,700 52,800 2.40 1.15 123,600 62,000
Leavenworth 45,300 45,500 2.40 1.55 109,400 71,000
Marshall 18,200 22,700 2.40 1.40 43,500 32,200
Nemaha 38,400 33,900 2.60 1.15 100,300 38,500
Pottawatomie 54,300 13,600 2.10 1.25 115,200 68,500
Riley 25,100 62,000 1.6 1.10 39,800 24,600
Other Counties 44,400 27,400 2.7 0.90 120,900 17,000
Northeast 348,000 360,000 2.4 1.25 831,000 445,000
Anderson 43,800 38,500 2.35 1.05 102,200 41,000
Chase 13,700 -- 1.85 -- 25,500 --
Coffey 48,600 46,500 1.65 0.90 81,100 42,500
Douglas 42,200 38,500 2.35 1.25 99,900 48,000
Franklin 43,200 40,500 2.25 1.15 96,200 46,500
Geary 6,300 7,500 1.95 1.05 12,200 7,900
Johnson 18,100 38,800 2.5 1.20 45,600 --
Linn -- 56,500 -- 0.80 -- 47,500 Lyon 52,300 37,500 1.50 1.35 79,300 46,500
Miami 49,300 34,000 3.20 1.10 158,200 51,500
Morris 51,300 46,500 1.65 1.00 84,900 37,400
Osage 47,300 31,600 1.80 1.05 86,100 47,000
Shawnee 29,200 28,100 2.1 1.05 61,300 29,400
Wabaunsee -- 45,500 -- 1.15 -- 51,500
Other Counties 83,700 -- 2.55 -- 212,300 33,300
East Central 529,000 490,000 2.15 1.10 1,144,800 530,000
Allen 39,200 37,700 1.8 1.10 70,400 41,000
Bourbon 52,600 40,100 1.85 1.35 96,900 53,500
Butler 82,700 70,500 1.55 1.05 128,400 73,000
Chautauqua 18,300 18,200 1.55 0.70 28,200 12,800
Cherokee 25,100 21,800 2.5 1.30 62,400 28,000
Cowley 31,200 34,300 1.65 1.20 51,300 40,500
Crawford 27,200 32,800 2.1 1.40 57,700 45,500
Elk 20,600 22,100 1.5 1.00 31,300 22,000
Greenwood 58,400 46,500 1.75 0.95 103,600 43,500
Labette 36,900 33,800 2.05 1.40 75,300 47,000
Montgomery 29,100 35,400 1.75 1.15 51,200 41,000
Neosho 42,500 37,600 1.4 1.25 59,000 46,500
Wilson -- 37,200 -- 1.05 -- 38,700
Woodson -- 52,000 -- 0.70 -- 37,000
Other Counties 76,200 -- 1.75 -- 132,200 --
Southeast 540,000 520,000 1.75 1.10 947,900 570,000
State 2,200,000 2,100,000 2.10 1.20 4,620,000 2,520,000
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COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
2013 2012 2011
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, BUSHELS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BUSHELS
Jewell 1,600 950 39.5 37,500 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Osborne 2,500 500 36.4 18,200 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Other Counties 17,500 1,850 38 70,300 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
North Central 21,600 3,300 38.2 126,000 -- -- -- -- 13,500 6,000 49.2 295,000
Marion -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Russell -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- --
Other Counties -- -- -- -- 18,000 7,000 29.1 204,000 -- -- -- --
Central -- -- -- -- 18,000 7,000 29.1 204,000 12,500 4,500 24 108,000
East Central -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,000 1,500 42.7 64,000
Allen -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 600 300 55 16,500
Other Counties -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,900 1,700 39.7 67,500
Southeast -- -- -- -- 8,400 6,000.00 42.5 255,000 3,500 2,000 47.4 84,000
South Central 14,900 900 35.2 31,700 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Southwest 7,500 2,050 27.4 56,200 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Other Districts 56,000 13,750 45.5 626,100 78,600 17,000.00 31.2 531,000 28,500 11,000 26.5 399,000
State 100,000 20,000 42 840,000 105,000 30,000.00 33 990,000 60,000 25,000 38 950,000
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COTTON 2011-201325
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Some counties are not published due to insufficient data.
COUNTY
AND DISTRICT
2013 2012 2011
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BALES
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BALES
ACRES PLANTED
ACRES HARVESTED
YIELD, POUNDS
PER ACRE
PRODUCTION, BALES
Gray -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1,300 1,300 1,300 1,300
Haskell -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 7,200 7,200 7,200 7,200
Other Counties
6,100 5,800 678 8,300 17,600 17,600 17,600 17,600 17,100 17,100 17,100 17,100
Southwest 6,100 5,800 678 8,300 17,600 17,600 17,600 17,600 25,600 25,600 25,600 25,600
Harper -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,100 3,100 3,100 3,100
Pratt -- -- -- -- 8,600 8,600 8,600 8,600 11,500 11,500 11,500 11,500
Sumner 5,500 5,300 571 6,300 11,800 11,800 11,800 11,800 17,200 17,200 17,200 17,200
Other Counties
11,000 10,600 888 19,600 -- -- -- -- 12,700 12,700 12,700 12,700
South Central
16,500 15,900 729 25,900 30,500 30,500 30,500 30,500 44,500 44,500 44,500 44,500
Other Districts 4,400 4,300 759 6,800 7,900 7,900 7,900 7,900 9,900 9,900 9,900 9,900
State 27,000 26,000 757 41,000 56,000 56,000 56,000 56,000 80,000 80,000 80,000 80,000
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CATTLE AND CALVES ON FARMS, JANUARY 1, 2009-2014
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - 1,000 Head - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -
Class 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
All Cattle and Calves 6,300 6,000 6,300 6,100 5,850 5,800
All Cows that Calved 1,630 1,550 1,600 1,550 1,460 1,550
Beef Cows 1,505 1,434 1,478 1,427 1,328 1,414
Milk Cows 125 116 122 123 132 136
Heifers 500 lbs. or more 1,840 1,790 1,930 1,885 1,700 1,740
Beef Cow Replacement 255 240 245 250 230 240
Milk Cow Replacement 65 80 85 85 100 100
Other 1,520 1,470 1,600 1,550 1,370 1,400
Bulls 500 lbs. or more 95 90 90 90 85 90
Steers 500 lbs. or more 2,020 1,890 1,990 1,930 1,970 1,770
Calves under 500 lbs 715 680 690 645 635.00 650
Calf Crop 1,390 1,420 1,420 1,427 1,280 --
HOGS AND PIGS ON FARMS, DECEMBER 1, 2008-2013
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 Head - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Class 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
All Hogs and Pigs 1,740 1,810 1,810 1,890 1,820 1,750
Kept for Breeding 165 180 170 170 170 170
Market 1,575 1,630 1,640 1,720 1,650 1,580
Market Hogs and Pigs by Weight Groups
Under 50 pounds 475 480 500 510 510 420
50-119 pounds 360 335 365 350 410 345
120-179 pounds 245 295 280 290 290 310
180 pounds or more 495 520 505 570 530 505
Pig Crop 2,966 3,023 3,093 3,514 3,231 3,133
SHEEP AND GOATS ON FARMS, JANUARY 1, 2009-2014
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 Head - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Class 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
All Sheep and Lambs 80 80 70 70 65 75
Market Sheep & Lambs 23 30 27 26 23 27
Breeding Sheep & Lambs 57 50 43 44 42 48
Replacement Lambs under 1 Year Old 7 7 8 8 7 7
Ewes 1 Year & Older 47 41 33 34 33 39
Rams 1 Year & Older 3 2 2 2 2 2
Lamb Crop 60 50 47 58 45 --
Meat Goats 50 42 40 43 34 34
Milk Goats 4.5 3.8 4.7 5.3 4.9 4.8
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CATTLE SLAUGHTERED (over 500 pounds), 2013
1 Includes slaughter under Federal Inspection and other commercial slaughter; excludes farm slaughter.
2 Total may not add due to rounding
NUMBER OF SLAUGHTER PLANTS, 2009-2013
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Number of Plants 105 96 95 95 92 90
Month Head Slaughtered Average Liveweight Pounds per
Head Total Liveweight pounds
Jan. 1 532,800 1,325 705,805,000
Feb. 1 464,300 1,308 607,369,000
Mar. 1 508,600 1,286 653,813,000
Apr. 1 535,700 1,272 681,465,000
May 1 564,800 1,284 725,027,000
June 1 564,100 1,307 737,055,000
July 1 598,000 1,318 787,989,000
Aug. 1 557,300 1,328 739,845,000
Sep. 1 488,400 1,322 645,716,000
Oct. 1 569,600 1,342 764,240,000
Nov. 1 451,800 1,345 607,717,000
Dec. 1 480,700 1,344 646,070,000
Total 6,316,100 1,315 (average) 8,302,111,000
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PRODUCTION, DISPOSITION, AND INCOME CATTLE AND CALVES, 2008-2013
Year Production Marketings Value of
Production Cash
Receipts Value of Home Consumption
Gross Income
---1,000 Pounds---- ------------------------------------------1,000 Dollars--------------------------------------
2008 3,891,872 6,680,610 3,320,511 6,239,795 13,356 6,253,151
2009 3,915,772 6,579,425 2,964,814 5,546,577 12,301 5,558,878
2010 4,090,355 6,784,420 3,444,301 6,533,521 13,920 6,547,441
2011 4,009,985 6,643,905 4,232,705 7,640,624 15,908 7,656,532
2012 3,779,967 6,305,320 4,183,096 7,692,657 17,168 7,709,825
2013 3,747,692 6,154,590 4,228,919 7,755,014 17,981 7,772,995
NUMBER OF CATTLE FEEDLOTS AND FED CATTLE MARKETED BY SIZE GROUP, Census Years
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Year
Number of 1,000+ Head Capacity Feedlots Fed Cattle Marketed (1,000 Head)
1,000-3,999
4,000-15,999
16,000-31,999
32,000 & Over
Total 1,000-3,999
4,000-15,999
16,000-31,999
32,000 & Over
Total
1997 73 64 41 17 195 140 1,070 2,090 1,910 5,210
2002 80 81 35 29 225 160 975 1,390 2,970 5,495
2007 60 76 33 31 200 135 810 1,305 2,890 5,140
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USDA discontinued this data series prior to the 2012 Census of Agriculture.
Year
Inventory
Beginning of
Year
Calf Crop Shipments In
Marketings Farm
Slaughter
Deaths
Cattle Calves Cattle Calves
--------------------------------1,000 Head-----------------------------
2008 6,650 1,430 3,695 5,269 1.5 4.5 120 80
2009 6,300 1,390 3,600 5,109 1.5 4.5 110 65
2010 6,000 1,420 4,400 5,309 1.5 4.5 125 80
2011 6,300 1,420 3,750 5,159 3.0 3.0 135 70
2012 6,100 1,250 3,570 4,859 3.0 3.0 145 60
2013 5,850 1,280 3,560 4,689 3.0 3.0 130 65
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CATTLE ON FEED BY CLASS
1,000+ HEAD CAPACITY FEEDLOTS
2011-2013
Date Total Steer & Steer Calves Heifers & Heifer Calves Cows & Bulls
---------------1,000 Head--------------
2013
Jan. 1 2,110 1,160 945 5
Apr. 1 2,100 1,160 935 5
July 1 2,020 1,080 930 10
Oct. 1 2,000 1,060 935 5
2012
Jan. 1 2,250 1,160 1,085 5
Apr. 1 2,200 1,180 985 5
July 1 2,050 1,070 975 5
Oct. 1 2,230 1,200 1,090 5
2011
Jan. 1 2,280 1,220 1,055 5
Apr. 1 2,190 1,220 965 5
July 1 2,030 1,070 955 5
Oct. 1
2,320 1,220 1,090 10
CATTLE & CALVES ON FEED BY CLASS: 1,000+ HEAD CAPACITY FEEDLOTS
2012 AND 201327
Date Number on Feed Current
Month Number Placed on Feed During Month
Number Marketed During Month
Other Disappearances
During Month
Number on Feed Following Month
2013
Jan. 1 2,110 425 410 15 2,110
Feb.1 2,110 285 335 10 2,050
Mar. 1 2,050 425 350 25 2,100
Apr. 1 2,100 335 350 15 2,070
May 1 2,070 430 410 20 2,070
June 1 2,070 350 390 10 2,020
July 1 2,020 425 430 15 2,000
Aug. 1 2,000 380 390 10 1,980
Sep. 1 1,980 390 355 15 2,000
Oct. 1 2,000 470 400 20 2,050
Nov. 1 2,050 365 345 20 2,050
Dec. 1 2,050 360 385 15 2,010
2012
Jan. 1 2,250 410 415 15 2,230
Feb. 1 2,230 370 385 15 2,200
Mar. 1 2,200 375 395 10 2,170
Apr. 1 2,170 300 380 10 2,080
May 1 2,080 445 415 20 2,090
June 1 2,090 390 415 15 2,050
July 1 2,050 540 415 15 2,160
Aug. 1 2,160 435 405 10 2,180
Sep. 1 2,180 375 310 15 2,230
Oct. 1 2,230 380 365 25 2,220
Nov. 1 2,220 375 390 15 2,190
Dec. 1 2,190 365 425 20 2,370
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Monthly data reported on the 25th of the following month, Data collected by USDA/NASS
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PRODUCTION, DISPOSITION, AND INCOME - HOGS AND PIGS, 2008-201328
(measured in 1,000 head)
SHEEP AND LAMBS, 2008-2013 (measured in 1,000 head)
Year Production Marketings
Average Price Per Cwt
Value
of Production
Cash
Receipts
Value of
Home Consumption
Gross
Income
Sheep Lambs
- - -1,000 Pounds- - - - - - - Dollars - - - - ------1,000 Dollars------
2007 7,047 8,480 22.50 95.30 5,560 6,392 491 6,883
2008 5,870 7,310 19.00 96.00 4,891 5,455 486 5,941
2009 6,258 7,235 24.00 95.00 5,363 5,329 519 5,848
2010 6,297 6,580 42.00 122.00 5,889 6,460 682 7,142
201129 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
WOOL, 2008-2013 Year Sheep Shorn
30 Weight per Fleece Shorn Wool Production Price per Pound Value
- - - Head- - - - - - - - Pounds- - - - - - - - - -Pounds - - - - - - - -Cents- - - - - - -Dollars- - -
2008 56,000 6.9 384,000 65 250,000
2009 57,000 6.5 370,000 37 137,000
2010 42,000 6.5 275,000 46 127,000
2011 44,000 6.5 285,000 70 200,000 2012 42,000 6.1 255,000 70 179,000
2013 45,000 6.3 285,000 85 242,000
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Data collected by USDA/NASS 29
Data collection discontinued by NASS in 2011 30
Includes shearing at commercial feedyards
Year Inventory Dec. 1 Pig Crop Dec-Nov Shipments In Marketings Farm Slaughter Deaths
2008 1,740 2,966 790 3,703 1 192
2009 1,810 3,023 865 3,628 2 188
2010 1,820 3,083 775 3,645 2 211
2011 1,890 3,154 860 3,720 2 222
2012 1,900 3,231 835 3,815 2 220
2013 1,750 3,133 772 3,784 2 249
Year Production Marketings Value of
Production
Cash
Receipts
Value of
Home Consumption
Gross
Income
- - -1,000 Pounds- - - -----------------------------------------1,000 Dollars--------------------------------
- - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 Dollars - - - - - - - - - - - - 2008 868,883 915,600 351,801 400,064 457 400,521
2009 914,694 945,505 326,435 364,859 519 365,378
2010 883,529 928,190 441,466 487,601 704 488,305
2011 930,878 954,215 603,165 641,132 920 642,052
2012 930,293 955,005 582,335 634,796 895 635,691
2013 901,099 939,190 602,548 649,574 948 650,522
Year Inventory
Jan. 1 Lamb Crop Shipments In
Marketings Farm Slaughter
Deaths
Sheep Lambs Sheep Lambs
2008 90 58 12.0 14.5 50.0 2.5 6.0 7.0
2009 80 60 16.0 15.5 48.0 2.5 3.0 7.0
2010 80 50 10.0 14.5 44.0 2.5 3.0 6.0
20112 70 47 -- -- -- 2.5 3.0 6.0
2012 70 43 -- -- -- 2.5 3.0 6.0
2013 65 45 -- -- -- -- 3.0 5.0
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CATTLE INVENTORY, JANUARY 1, 2013 AND 20131
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ALL CATTLE AND ALL
CALVES 2012
ALL CATTLE AND ALL
CALVES 2013
COWS THAT HAVE CALVED
CATTLE ON FEED 2012
CATTLE ON FEED 2013
BEEF NUMBER
2012
BEEF NUMBER
2013
MILK NUMBER
2012
MILK NUMBER
2013
Cheyenne 52,000 56,000 -- -- -- -- 16,100 20,500
Decatur 53,000 55,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Graham 26,500 25,500 -- -- -- -- 500 500
Norton 39,000 37,500 -- -- -- -- 7,900 7,800
Rawlins 26,500 25,500 -- -- -- -- 2,400 2,400
Sheridan 105,000 93,000 -- -- -- -- 74,000 --
Sherman 32,500 29,000 -- -- -- -- 10,400 7,800
Thomas 56,000 57,000 -- -- -- -- 26,000 27,000
Northwest 390,500 378,500 -- -- -- -- 137,300 66,000
Gove 66,000 74,000 16,100 15,000 -- -- -- -- Greeley 33,000 32,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Lane 73,000 75,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Logan 21,500 21,000 -- -- -- -- 1,100 1,100
Ness 29,500 28,000 17,000 15,800 -- -- -- --
Scott 265,000 245,000 -- -- -- -- 235,000 215,000
Trego 19,100 18,200 -- -- -- -- -- --
Wallace 22,500 21,500 -- -- -- -- 1,900 1,800
Wichita 135,000 145,000 -- -- -- -- 120,000 130,000
West Central 664,600 659,700 33,100 30,800 -- -- 358,000 347,900
Clark 52,000 53,000 9,100 8,500 -- -- 24,000 25,500 Finney 255,000 240,000 -- -- -- -- 175,000 160,000
Ford 155,000 145,000 8,400 7,800 -- -- 97,000 88,000
Grant 195,000 210,000 -- -- -- -- 175,000 190,000
Gray 240,000 230,000 -- -- -- -- 180,000 170,000
Hamilton 105,000 78,000 5,300 4,900 23,000 28,000 -- --
Haskell 415,000 395,000 1,800 1,700 -- -- 350,000 330,000
Hodgeman 80,000 72,000 -- -- -- -- 28,000 22,500
Kearny 70,000 71,000 -- -- -- -- 45,000 47,000
Meade 62,000 59,000 -- -- -- -- 22,500 20,500
Morton 13,500 12,900 -- -- -- -- 500 500
Seward 125,000 120,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Stanton 52,000 51,000 1,900 1,800 -- -- 12,600 12,500
Stevens 45,500 41,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Southwest 1,865,000 1,777,900 26,500 24,700 23,000 28,000 1,109,600 1,066,500
Clay 31,000 30,000 13,300 12,400 -- --
1,900 1,900 Cloud 29,500 28,000 17,000 15,800 -- -- 2,000 1,900
Jewell 35,000 33,500 17,700 16,500 -- -- -- --
Mitchell 39,500 38,000
-- -- -- --
Osborne 22,500 21,500 14,300 13,300 -- -- 1,900 1,800
Ottawa 43,000 41,500 16,600 15,400 -- -- -- --
Phillips 42,000 40,000 25,000 23,500 -- -- 2,300 2,200
Republic 42,000 38,500 14,800 13,800 -- -- -- --
Rooks 56,000 54,000 24,000 22,500 -- -- -- --
Smith 32,500 30,500 16,700 15,500 -- -- 4,000 3,900
Washington 67,000 64,000 25,000 23,500 3,400 3,300 6,700 6,600
North Central 440,000 419,500 184,400 172,200 3,400 3,300 18,800 18,300
Barton 100,000 96,000 16,100 15,000 -- -- 56,000 55,000 Dickinson 72,000 70,000 16,500 15,300 -- -- 8,200 8,600
Ellis 59,000 42,000 21,000 19,500 -- -- -- --
Ellsworth 26,500 25,500
Lincoln 42,500 41,000 20,500 19,100 -- -- 2,800 2,700
Marion 73,000 70,000 25,500 23,500 1,400 1,300 5,100 --
McPherson 52,000 50,000 17,700 16,500 600 700 -- 5,000
Rice 53,000 52,000 -- -- -- -- 21,000 22,000
Rush 29,500 28,500 14,800 13,800 -- -- 800 800
Russell 26,000 25,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Saline 33,000 31,000 15,700 14,600 -- -- -- --
Central 566,500 531,000 147,800 137,300 2,000 2,000 93,900 94,100
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
ALL CATTLE AND ALL
CALVES 2012
ALL CATTLE AND ALL
CALVES 2013
COWS THAT HAVE CALVED
CATTLE ON FEED 2012
CATTLE ON FEED 2013
BEEF NUMBER
2012
BEEF NUMBER
2013
MILK NUMBER
2012
MILK NUMBER
2013
Barber 56,000 54,000 -- -- -- -- 1,600 1,600
Comanche 44,500 42,500 17,100 15,900 -- -- -- --
Edwards 65,000 49,000 8,000 7,400 -- -- -- --
Harper 51,000 49,000 9,800 9,100 -- -- 900 900
Harvey 35,500 34,000 4,400 4,100 600 600 8,600 8,500
Kingman 41,000 39,500 -- -- -- -- -- --
Kiowa 23,000 22,000 -- -- -- -- 600 600
Pawnee 85,000 87,000 -- -- -- -- 65,000 69,000
Pratt 59,000 61,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Reno 76,000 79,000 17,500 16,300 1,700 1,700 -- --
Sedgwick 29,000 28,000 11,100 10,300 1,900 1,800 1,000 1,000
Stafford 54,000 40,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Sumner 34,500 33,000 9,600 8,900 -- -- -- --
South Central 653,500 618,000 77,500 72,000 4,200 4,100 77,700 81,600
Atchison 31,500 30,500 15,400 14,300 -- -- 3,400 3,400
Brown 26,000 24,500 11,300 10,500 -- -- 4,500 4,500
Doniphan 13,400 12,600 7,900 7,300 -- -- -- --
Jackson 44,500 43,000 25,000 23,500 -- -- 600 600
Jefferson 44,000 42,000 18,300 17,000 -- -- 1,300 1,300
Leavenworth 25,000 23,500 16,100 15,000 900 800 -- --
Marshall 54,000 52,000 16,400 15,200 -- 500 2,000 2,000
Nemaha 59,000 57,000 22,000 20,500 3,400 3,300 7,400 7,300
Pottawatomie 62,000 60,000 27,500 25,500 -- -- 6,100 5,900
Riley 23,000 22,000 -- -- -- -- 2,000 1,900
Wyandotte 1,500 1,500 1,100 1,000 -- -- -- --
Northeast 383,900 368,600 161,000 149,800 4,300 4,600 27,300 26,900
Anderson 40,000 38,500 14,400 13,400 -- -- 1,200 1,200
Chase 50,000 48,000 -- -- -- -- 8,500 8,200
Coffey 40,500 39,000 -- -- -- -- 2,000 1,900
Douglas 18,000 17,200 9,100 8,500 500 500 -- --
Franklin 34,000 32,500 13,900 12,900 600 600 3,300 3,300
Geary 10,000 9,600 -- -- -- -- 500 500
Johnson 11,500 11,000 4,500 4,200 -- -- -- 4,500
Linn 28,000 27,000 12,900 12,000 -- -- 1,900 1,900
Lyon 61,000 59,000 13,300 12,400 -- -- 4,000 3,900
Miami 36,000 34,500 15,800 14,700 -- -- -- --
Morris 55,000 61,000 -- -- -- -- 7,300 16,500
Osage 30,500 29,500 11,800 11,000 -- -- 500 500
Shawnee 10,500 10,000 -- -- -- -- -- --
Wabaunsee 38,000 36,500 12,700 11,800 -- -- 800 800
East Central 463,000 453,300 108,400 100,900 1,100 1,100 30,000 38,700
Allen 27,000 26,000 14,500 13,500 -- -- 900 --
Bourbon 53,000 51,000 24,000 22,500 -- -- 24,000 900
Butler 105,000 100,000 -- -- -- -- -- 21,000
Chautauqua 35,000 33,500 -- -- -- -- -- --
Cherokee 32,000 30,500 20,500 19,100 -- -- 1,600 --
Cowley 52,000 49,500 23,000 21,500 700 600 1,200 1,600
Crawford 50,000 48,000 21,500 20,000 -- -- -- 1,200
Elk 35,500 34,000 16,900 15,700 -- -- 1,900 --
Greenwood 57,000 54,000 21,500 20,000 -- -- -- 1,900
Labette 72,000 69,000 27,000 25,000 -- -- 600 --
Montgomery 31,500 30,000 19,800 18,400 -- -- -- 600
Neosho 52,000 49,500 22,500 21,000 -- -- 500 --
Wilson 28,000 27,000 14,900 13,800 -- -- -- --
Woodson 43,000 41,500 12,900 12,000 -- -- -- 500
Southeast 673,000 643,500 239,000 222,500 700 600 30,700 27,700
Other Counties -- -- 469,300 417,800 84,300 88,300 486,700 472,300
State 6,100,000 5,850,000 1,447,000 1,328,000 123,000 132,000 2,370,000 2,240,000
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AVERAGE BLUESTEM PASTURE LEASE RATES, 2013, FULL SUMMER SEASON CONTRACTS
AVERAGE BLUESTEM PASTURE LEASE RATES, 2013, PARTIAL SUMMER SEASON CONTRACTS
1/Zones are defined on the Kansas Bluestem Pasture map.
2/Insufficient reports to publish.
Type of Lease
Average Lease Price per Head (Dollars)
Price for Pastures
Rented on Per Acre
Basis
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 or More
Pounds
With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average For Pairs
NORTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 2/ 102.1 102.7 2/ 172.6 202.2 193.9 24.2
Without Care 2/ 71.7 75.9 82.6 147.5 142.1 143.5 19.5
Combined Average Lease Rate 91.8 86 87.5 2/ 151.7 151 151.2 20.7
CENTRAL ZONE 1/
With Care 101.3 109.2 106.5 2/ 2/ 160.6 176 24.8
Without Care 79.4 93.6 89.2 98.5 130.3 149.8 145.1 21.1
Combined Average Lease Rate 90.3 100.7 97.3 2/ 144.9 151.6 150 21.8
SOUTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 85.7 90.2 88.9 95.5 163.5 174.1 170.4 21.9
Without Care 60 71.5 68.9 77 143.9 146 145.4 20.1
Combined Average Lease Rate 71.7 78.3 76.6 86.3 149.8 153 152 20.4
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With Care 96.6 101.1 99.7 95.5 176.2 178.2 177.6 23.7
Without Care 74.2 79.8 78.3 87.6 141.6 145.7 144.6 20.4
Combined Average Lease Rate 84.4 88.8 87.5 89.1 149.3 151.9 151.2 21.1
Type of Lease
Average Lease Price per Head (Dollars)
Price for Pastures Rented on Per Acre
Basis
Steers and Heifers
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds Under 700
Pounds 700 or More
Pounds
NORTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 2/ 76.5 76.5 2/
Without Care 2/ 84.7 84.7 2/ 24.8
Combined Average Lease Rate 2/ 80.6 80.6 2/ 24.9
CENTRAL ZONE 1/
With Care 69.3 81.9 78.7 2/ 28.2
Without Care 63.6 70.6 68 2/ 23.5
Combined Average Lease Rate 66.2 77.4 74 2/ 25.9
SOUTHERN ZONE1/
With Care 72.1 80.2 79 108.1 24.7
Without Care 62.5 61.8 61.9 74 20.6
Combined Average Lease Rate 67.3 72.1 71.4 91.1 22.1
14 COUNTY BLUESTEM PASTURE AREA
With Care 70.7 80.3 78.7 103.1 26.3
Without Care 63.1 67.3 66.4 78.1 22
Combined Average Lease Rate 66.7 74.6 73.2 88.8 23.7
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BLUESTEM PASTURE FULL SUMMER SEASON LEASE RATES & PERCENT LEASED, 2006-2009, 2013/
Years
Average Lease Price per Head
Price for Pastures
Rented on Per Acre Basis
Pastures Leased by Mid-April
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 Pounds or More
With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average for Pairs
2006 68.2 67.8 67.9 85.4 120.6 118.9 119.4 17.6 97
2007 59.2 67.2 64.5 77.4 125.5 125.8 125.7 17.6 98
2008 67.6 73.3 71.6 89.6 132.1 133.3 133 19 97
2009 65.1 70.9 69.1 83.8 127.6 131.1 130.1 18.6 96
2013 84.4 88.8 87.5 88.4 149.3 151.9 151.2 21.1 97
BLUESTEM PASTURE FULL SUMMER SEASON ACREAGE GUARANTEES, 2006-2009, 20131/
BLUESTEM PASTURE PARTIAL SUMMER SEASON LEASE RATES & ACREAGE GUARANTEES, 2006-2009, 2013 1/
FULL YEAR PASTURE LEASING, 2013
1/Zones are defined on the Kansas Bluestem Pasture map.
2/Insufficient reports to publish.
Years
Average Acres of Grass Guaranteed per Head
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds 500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 Pounds or More With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average for Pairs
2006 4 4.2 4.2 5.3 8 7.9 7.9
2007 3.7 4.4 4.1 4.4 8 8 8
2008 3.6 3.8 3.8 4.8 8 7.6 7.7
2009 4.3 3.9 4 5.2 8.3 7.4 7.6
2013 3.8 4 3.9 4.9 7.9 7.7 7.7
Years
Average Lease Price per Head (Dollars) Average Acres of Grass Guaranteed Per Head
Steers and Heifers Steers and Heifers
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 Pounds or More
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 Pounds or More
2006 51 55.7 54.4 69.5 3 2.8 2.8 3.5
2007 56.6 59.7 58.9 70.2 3 2.9 2.9 3
2008 61.4 61.6 61.6 72.1 2.8 2.7 2.7 3.5
2009 56.6 62.4 60.6 67 2.8 2.7 2.7 3.6
2013 66.7 74.6 73.2 88.8 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.9
Cows With Fall
Calves Cows With Spring
Calves All Cow/Calf Pairs
Average Lease Price per Head (Dollars) 179.2 166.5 171.6
Average Acres Guaranteed per Head 9.7 9.3 9.4
Dollars
Price for Pasture Rented On Per Acre Basis
19.3
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CUSTOM FENCE BUILDING RATES, 2013
RANGE OF BLUESTEM PASTURE FULL SUMMER SEASON LEASE RATES, 2013
BLUESTEM PASTURE ALL PARTIAL SUMMER SEASON ACREAGE GUARANTEES, 2013
1/Zones are defined on the Kansas Bluestem Pasture map.
2/Insufficient reports to publish.
Type Steel Post Only Steel and Wood Posts
------------------------Dollars Per Rod-------------------------
5 Wire Including Materials 25.4 30.5
5 Wire Excluding Materials 17.7 14.6
Dollars
Additional Charge for Gates 89.3
Additional Charge for Corners 106.8
Average Hourly Rate With Equipment 63.1 Average Hourly Rate Without Equipment 26.3
Type of Lease
Lease Price Range per Head for Season (Dollars)
Price for Pastures
Rented on Per Acre Basis
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 or More
Pounds With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average For Pairs
NORTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 2/ 67-130 2/ 2/ 133-250 100-325 100-325 14-40
Without Care 65-140 50-108 50-140 60-100 75-250 75-210 75-250 30-Aug
Combined Average Lease Rate 2/ 50-130 2/ 2/ 75-250 75-325 75-325 Aug-40
CENTRAL ZONE1/
With Care 40-160 60-181 40-181 2/ 2/ 100-290 100-290 13-40
Without Care 40-140 60-150 40-150 70-150 73-230 75-250 73-250 15-32
Combined Average Lease Rate 40-160 60-181 40-181 2/ 2/ 75-290 73-290 13-40
SOUTHERN ZONE1/
With Care 65-126 60-150 60-150 70-123 90-270 90-350 90-350 Oct-40
Without Care 45-70 35-112 35-112 60-100 75-200 60-270 60-270 30-Aug
Combined Average Lease Rate 45-126 35-150 35-150 60-123 75-270 60-350 60-350 Aug-40
14 COUNTY BLUESTEM PASTURE AREA
With Care 40-160 60-181 40-181 70-123 90-270 90-350 90-350 Oct-40
Without Care 40-140 35-150 35-150 60-150 73-250 60-270 60-270 Aug-32
Combined Average Lease Rate 40-160 35-181 35-181 60-150 73-270 60-350 60-350 Aug-40
Year
Average Acres of Grass Guaranteed Per Head
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 or More Pounds
With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average For Pairs
2013 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.9 7.6 7.4 7.5
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AVERAGE BLUESTEM PASTURE LEASE RATES, 2013, ALL PARTIAL SUMMER SEASON CONTRACTS
RANGE OF BLUESTEM PASTURE ALL PARTIAL SUMMER SEASON LEASE RATES, 2013
Type of Lease
Lease Price Range per Head for Season (Dollars)
Price for Pastures
Rented on Per Acre
Basis
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 or More
Pounds
With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average For Pairs
NORTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 2/ 52-95 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/
Without Care 2/ 44-160 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 20-30
Combined Average Lease Rate 2/ 44-160 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 100-161 20-30
CENTRAL ZONE1/
With Care 40-100 65-100 40-100 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 20-50
Without Care 46-80 48-89 46-89 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 15-40
Combined Average Lease Rate 40-100 48-100 40-100 2/ 150-200 75-244 75-244 15-50
SOUTHERN ZONE1/
With Care 50-95 53-105 50-105 78-130 2/ 82-300 82-300 10-40
Without Care 45-80 30-100 30-100 60-80 48-200 48-150 48-200 10-30
Combined Average Lease Rate 45-95 30-105 30-105 60-130 48-200 48-300 48-300 10-40
14 COUNTY BLUESTEM PASTURE AREA
With Care 40-100 52-105 40-105 78-130 2/ 82-300 82-300 10-50
Without Care 45-80 30-160 70-160 60-92 48-200 48-244 48-244 10-40
Combined Average Lease Rate 40-100 30-160 40-160 60-130 48-200 48-300 48-300 10-50
1/Zones are defined on the Kansas Bluestem Pasture map.
2/Insufficient reports to publish.
Type of Lease
Lease Price Range per Head for Season (Dollars)
Price for Pastures
Rented on Per Acre
Basis
Steers and Heifers Cow/Calf Pairs
Under 500 Pounds
500-699 Pounds
Under 700 Pounds
700 or More
Pounds
With Fall Calves
With Spring Calves
Average For Pairs
NORTHERN ZONE 1/
With Care 2/ 76.50 76.50 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/
Without Care 2/ 84.70 84.70 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 24.80
Combined Average Lease Rate 2/ 80.60 80.60 2/ 2/ 2/ 140.20 24.90
CENTRAL ZONE1/
With Care 69.30 81.90 78.70 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 28.20
Without Care 63.60 70.60 68.00 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 23.50
Combined Average Lease Rate 66.20 77.40 74.00 2/ 166.70 157.30 161.30 25.90
SOUTHERN ZONE1/
With Care 72.10 80.20 79.00 108.10 2/ 2/ 175.30 24.70
Without Care 62.50 61.80 61.90 74.00 132.30 113.20 123.30 20.60
Combined Average Lease Rate 66.70 74.60 73.20 88.80 146.10 139.30 142.40 23.70
COUNTY BLUESTEM PASTURE AREA
With Care 70.70 80.30 78.70 103.10 2/ 162.40 164.60 26.30
Without Care 63.10 67.30 66.40 78.10 142.40 130.40 136.40 22.00
Combined Average Lease Rate 66.70 74.60 73.20 88.80 146.10 139.30 142.40 23.70
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MILK COWS AND MILK PRODUCED, 2012-201333
MILK PRODUCTION AND VALUE, 2002-2013
Year Milk
Production
Combined Marketings of Milk and Cream Milk Consumed On Farms
Gross Producer Income
From Milk
Value of Milk Produced Milk
Utilized
Average Returns
Cash Receipts
Milk Utilized
Value Price Per Cwt.
Per Pound Milkfat
Million Pounds Dollars $1,000 Mil Lbs - - - - 1,000 Dollars - - - - 2002 2,030 2,019 11.7 3.17 236,223 1 117 236,340 237,510
2003 2,130 2,119 12 3.28 254,280 1 120 254,400 255,600
2004 2,216 2,205 15.4 4.23 339,570 1 154 339,724 341,264
2005 2,276 2,265 14.5 4.03 328,425 1 145 328,570 330,020
2006 2,345 2,334 12.7 3.49 296,418 1 127 296,545 297,815
2007 2,187 2,176 19.3 5.26 419,968 1 193 420,161 422,091
2008 2,415 2,404 18.9 5.14 454,356 1 189 454,545 456,435
2009 2,488 2,477 14 3.85 346,780 1 140 346,920 348,320
2010 2,499 2,488 17.3 4.71 430,424 1 173 430,078 431,808
2011 2,629 2,579 21 5.59 541,590 1 210 540,750 542,850
2012 2,731 2,719 19 5.12 516,610 1 190 516,990 519,080
2013 2,932 2,921 20.2 5.5 590,042 1 202 590,244 592,264
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Milk data released on the 25th of each month, Data collected by USDA/NASS
Month
Average Milk Cows1
Average Milk Per Cow Milk Production
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1,000 Head Pounds Million Pounds
January 123
132 1,800
1,855 218
218
February 124 132 1,725 1,705 197 197
March 125 132 1,910 1,705 223 223
April 125 132 1,860 1,705 220 220
May 125 132 1,890 1,705 226 226
June 125 132 1,790 1,705 217 217
July 125 136 1,775 1,820 216 216
August 126 135 1,795 1,790 215 215
September 126 134 1,740 1,710 210 210
October 127 135 1,805 1,835 217 217
November 128 135 1,770 1,800 211 211
December 131 136 -- 1,845 215 215
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KANSAS HONEY, PRODUCTION AND VALUE, 2002-2013
Year Number of Colonies LBS Per Colony
Production Honey Stocks
Dec. 15 Price/Pound Value of Production
2002 17,000 52 884,000 407,000 150 1,326,000
2003 16,000 57 912,000 447,000 141 1,286,000
2004 14,000 80 1,120,00 683,000 118 1,322,000
2005 16,000 50 800,000 328,000 105 840,000
2006 14,000 55 770,000 246,000 117 901,000
2007 14,000 40 560,000 196,000 118 661,000
2008 10,000 61 610,000 128,000 155 946,000
2009 9,000 63 567,000 164,000 185 1,049,000
2010 9,000 52 468,000 103,000 229 1,072,000
2011 7,000 44 308,000 117,000 215 662,000
2012 7,000 55 385,000 146,000 235 905,000
2013
3333
6,000 46 276,000 39,000 255 704,000
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CASH RENTS 201334
COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
NON-
IRRIGATED
CROPLAND
IRRIGATED
CROPLAND PASTURE
COUNTY AND
DISTRICT
NON-
IRRIGATED
CROPLAND
IRRIGATED
CROPLAND PASTURE
- - --Dollars per Acre- - -
- - --Dollars per Acre- - -
Cheyenne
48.00 177.00 11.50 Barber 38.00 -- 10.50 Decatur
44.50 -- 12.50 Comanche 22.00 -- 9.60 Graham 36.00 94.50 16.00 Edwards 39.50 126.00 13.00 Norton 43.00 -- 16.00 Harper 38.50 -- 14.50 Rawlins 57.00 133.00 13.50 Harvey 52.00 171.00 -- Sheridan -- 173.00 14.50 Kingman 53.00 -- 14.00 Sherman -- 164.00 12.00 Kiowa 34.00 -- -- Thomas 65.00 188.00 18.00 Pawnee 64.00 151.00 21.00 Other Counties 37.00 104.00
-- Pratt 39.00 136.00 13.50
Northwest 47.00 148.00 14.00 Reno -- 51.00 18.50
Gove 46.00 120.00 12.50 Sedgwick 52.00 -- 23.00 Lane 32.00 -- 12.00 Stafford 39.00 119.00 11.50 Logan 39.00 106.00 9.80 Sumner 41.50 -- 15.00 Ness 28.50 -- 13.00 Other Counties -- 129.00 12.50
Scott 46.50 -- 10.00 South Central 43.00 126.00 15.00
Trego -- 34.50 -- Atchison 90.00 -- 28.00 Wallace -- 153.00 9.40 Brown 127.00 -- -- Other Counties 39.50 121.00 14.00 Doniphan 129.00 -- 46.00
West Central 39.00 107.00 12.00 Jackson 65.50 -- 23.00
Clark 29.00 -- 9.40 Jefferson 61.00 -- 21.00 Finney -- 172.00 10.00 Leavenworth -- -- 26.00 Ford 32.50 122.00 12.00 Marshall 87.50 -- 26.00 Grant -- -- 7.50 Nemaha 127.00 -- -- Gray 44.50 102.00 11.00 Pottawatomie 68.50 -- 16.50 Hamilton 27.50 146.00 5.70 Riley 76.50 -- 20.00 Haskell 33.50 97.00 -- Other Counties 47.00 157.00 43.50
Hodgeman 29.50 -- 12.50 Northeast 88.00 157.00 28.00
Kearny -- -- 8.20 Anderson 55.00 -- 24.50 Meade 27.00 185.00 11.00 Chase 52.00 -- 23.50 Morton 27.50 80.00 -- Coffey 45.50 -- 21.50 Seward 23.00 151.00 7.70 Douglas 60.00 -- 24.00 Stanton 34.50 92.00 -- Franklin 60.00 -- 18.50 Other Counties 34.50 104.00 8.30 Geary 69.00 -- 16.50
Southwest 31.00 125.00 9.50 Johnson 67.00 -- --
Cloud -- -- 26.00 Linn -- -- 20.00 Jewell 69.00 184.00 20.50 Lyon 40.00 -- 25.00 Mitchell 62.50 107.00 24.50 Morris 45.00 -- 23.50 Osborne 44.00 90.00 21.50 Osage 45.00 -- 20.00 Ottawa 60.50 -- 26.50 Shawnee 46.00 133.00 16.50 Phillips 39.00 -- 17.50 Wabaunsee 53.50 95.00 19.50 Republic 73.50 196.00 -- Other Counties 56.50 110.00 22.00
Rooks 37.50 -- 15.00 East Central 53.50 113.00 21.00
Other Counties 63.00 145.00 27.50 Allen 40.00 -- 18.00
North Central 56.00 144.50 22.50 Bourbon 45.50 -- 20.00
Barton 40.50 127.00 15.50 Butler 43.00 -- 20.00 Dickinson 52.50 -- 22.50 Chautauqua 33.50 -- 15.50 Ellis 35.00 -- 14.00 Cherokee 61.00 -- 30.50 Ellsworth -- -- 17.50 Cowley 43.00 -- 16.00 Lincoln 49.50 -- 18.50 Crawford 54.00 -- 27.50 McPherson 56.50 95.00 22.00 Elk 42.00 -- 17.00 Marion 45.50 -- 22.50 Greenwood 46.50
50 -- 20.00
Rice -- 86.00 16.50 Labette -- -- 21.00 Rush 41.00 -- 13.50 Montgomery 49.00 -- 23.50 Russell 34.50 -- 16.00 Wilson 55.50 67.00 18.50 Saline 62.00 -- 23.00 Woodson 34.50 -- 23.50 Other Counties 46.50 97.50 -- Other Counties 50.50 81.50 --
Central 46.4 101.4 18.3 Southeast 46.00 74.00 21.00
State 53.00 137.00 17.50
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT
NON-IRRIGATED CROPLAND
IRRIGATED CROPLAND
PASTURE COUNTY AND
DISTRICT NON-IRRIGATED
CROPLAND IRRIGATED CROPLAND
PASTURE
- - - -Dollars per Acre- - - - - - - - - Dollars per Acre- - - - - Cheyenne 47.5 -- 11.5 Barber 43 -- 10.5
Decatur 49 -- 12 Comanche -- -- 10.5
Graham 38.5 90 14.5 Edwards 45 111 15.5
Norton 40.5 -- 14.5 Harper 38 -- 14.5
Rawlins 51 127 11.5 Harvey 54.5 125 --
Sheridan 47.5 -- 13.5 Kingman 44.5 89.5 16
Sherman 41 -- 10 Kiowa -- -- --
Thomas 52.5 -- 14 Pawnee 43.5 139 14.5
Other Counties -- 160 -- Pratt -- -- 11.5
Northwest 47 156 13 Reno 51 -- 15
Gove 40.5 -- 12 Sedgwick 52 -- 19
Greeley -- -- 10.5 Stafford 45.5 132 15.5
Lane 35 -- 12 Sumner 44.5 110 16
Logan 39.5 -- 10.5 Other Counties 32 130 11.5
Ness 27 -- 12.5 South Central 44.5 128 12.5
Scott 54.5 -- -- Atchison 98.5 -- 22
Trego 34 -- -- Brown 160 -- --
Wallace -- -- 9.2 Doniphan 143 -- 38.5
Wichita 41.5 -- 11 Jackson 59.5 -- 23.5
Other Counties 42.5 -- -- Jefferson 51 -- 23.5
West Central 39.5 -- 11.5 Leavenworth -- -- 21
Clark -- -- 9.2 Marshall 87 -- --
Ford 32 -- 12 Nemaha 119 -- 29
Gray 39.5 -- 12.5 Pottawatomie 60.5 -- 18
Hamilton -- -- 7.6 Riley 69 -- 17.5
Hodgeman 32 -- 12 Other Counties 61.5 -- 26.5
Kearny -- -- 8 Northeast 105 -- 22.5
Meade 33 -- 11 Anderson 63 -- 22.5
Morton 36 -- 5.1 Chase 54 -- 21.5
Seward -- -- 5.7 Coffey 57.5 -- 20
Stanton 35 -- -- Douglas 61 -- 25
Stevens 27.5 -- -- Franklin 55 -- 21
Other Counties 30.5 -- 8.9 Geary -- -- 19
Southwest 31.5 103 10 Johnson 70 -- --
Clay 67 -- -- Linn -- -- --
Cloud -- -- 24 Lyon 59.5 -- 23
Jewell 56.5 -- 21.5 Miami -- -- 19
Mitchell 58.5 -- 23.5 Morris 56.5 -- 24
Osborne 50.5 -- 16.5 Osage 59 -- 20
Ottawa 59.5 -- 21.5 Shawnee 63 -- 17.5
Phillips 44 -- 17 Wabaunsee 63 -- 20
Republic 73.5 131 -- Other Counties 50.5 -- 23
Rooks 38.5 -- 14.5 East Central 57.5 105 21.5
Smith -- -- 19 Allen 43.5 -- 18.5
Washington 71 -- 21.5 Bourbon -- -- 21.5
Other Counties 60 128 19 Butler 42 -- 21
North Central 57 125 19 Chautauqua 35.5 -- 12
Barton 40 125 14 Cherokee 58.5 -- 24
Dickinson 49 -- 19 Cowley 35.5 -- 15
Ellis -- -- 16 Crawford 59 -- 24.5
Ellsworth -- -- 16 Elk 41 -- 16.5
Lincoln 49.5 -- 17 Greenwood -- -- 19
McPherson 54.5 107 19.5 Labette -- -- 23
Marion 44.5 -- 18.5 Montgomery 54.5 -- 22
Rice 57.5 111 15.5 Neosho 39.5 -- 26
Rush 34 -- 13 Wilson 55.5 -- 18
Russell 44 -- 12 Woodson 46.5 -- 20.5
Saline 54.5 -- 19 Other Counties 47.5 -- --
Other Counties 39.5 91.5 -- Southeast 46.5 -- 18.5
Central 47 107 16.5 State 60.5 119 16.5
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CASH RECEIPTS AND FARM INCOME, 1991-201236
GROSS AND NET FARM INCOME, 1991-2012
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Year
Realized Gross Farm Income Farm
Production Expenses
Realized Net Farm Income
Net Change in
Farm Inventory
Total Net Farm
Income
Cash Rec’ts from Farm Marketings
Government Payments
Non-Money Income
Other Farm Income
Total
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Million Dollars - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1991 7,021.4 697.9 189.3 343.6 8,252.1 6,737.4 1,514.8 -331.3 1,183.5 1992 7,173.3 592.1 189.8 264.5 8,219.7 6,849.0 1,370.7 432.2 1,802.9 1993 7,334.7 784.0 209.1 310.6 8,638.4 6,951.9 1,686.5 -52.5 1,634.0 1994 7,624.9 467.5 236.3 335.4 8,664.1 7,117.9 1,546.2 338.8 1,885.1 1995 7,609.8 422.2 253.3 417.0 8,702.3 7,345.5 1,356.2 -364.1 992.7 1996 7,510.9 555.0 269.9 452.5 8,788.3 7,575.4 1,212.9 882.3 2,095.2 1997 8,624.3 529.8 257.1 492.7 9,903.9 8,362.6 1,541.2 213.8 1,755.0 1998 7,956.6 879.9 258.4 612.4 9,707.3 7,990.3 1,717.0 -174.6 1,542.4 1999 7,496.9 1,401.3 259.9 624.5 9,782.7 8,254.7 1,528.0 106.0 1,634.0 2000 8,040.2 1,233.9 312.6 610.5 10,197.2 8,838.8 1,358.4 -222.5 1,135.9 2001 8,020.6 1,068.8 319.6 684.7 10,093.7 8,869.8 1,223.9 128.0 1,351.9 2002 8,096.4 456.6 313.8 691.6 9,558.5 8,479.3 1,079.2 -676.4 402.8 2003 9,133.2 807.8 309.3 732.0 10,982.3 9,203.9 1,778.5 294.9 2,073.4 2004 9,298.5 642.5 362.6 853.7 11,157.3 9,455.7 1,701.5 526.1 2,227.6 2005 10,149.7 1,083.4 400.4 746.6 12,380.1 9,804.2 2,575.9 -84.0 2,491.9 2006 10,360.1 648.1 407.7 1,021.6 12,437.5 10,565.3 1,872.3 -540.0 1,332.3 2007 12,062.3 518.5 421.4 1,130.0 14,132.2 12,647.1 1,460.40 312.6 1,773.0 2008 12,828.9 647.7 441.4 1,125.1 15,043.1 12,632.7 2,334.10 987.8 3,321.9 2009 12,591.1 475.3 452.7 1,009.0 14,528.1 11,729.1 2,674.50 -261.0 2,413.5 2010 14,724.9 631.9 454.2 810.6 15,798.9 12,897.4 3,724.70 -909.4 2,815.3 2011 15,026.5 542.8 -- 1,817.0 17,854.7 12,817.8 5,059.30 70.9 5,130.2 2012 16,223.3 518.6 -- 2,412.9 -- 16,157.6 3,503.40 -488.5 3,014.9
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May not add due to rounding. SOURCE: Economic Research Service, USDA.
Year
Cash Receipts Income Per Farm
From Farm Marketings From Government Payments
Total Rec’ts from Farm Mktgs & Gov.
Pmts
Gross Before Inv. Adj.
Net After Inv. Adj. Crops
Livestock & Products
Total
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 Dollars - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dollars - - - - - -
1991 2,265,298 4,756,064 7,021,362 697,895 7,719,257 119,596 17,152
1992 2,373,765 4,799,566 7,173,331 592,145 7,765,476 122,683 26,909
1993 2,471,295 4,863,421 7,334,716 783,963 8,118,679 130,885 24,758
1994 2,863,390 4,761,464 7,624,854 467,532 8,092,386 131,275 28,562
1995 3,076,021 4,533,816 7,609,837 422,226 8,032,063 131,854 15,041
1996 2,973,450 4,537,434 7,510,884 554,988 8,065,872 135,204 32,234
1997 3,688,620 4,935,638 8,624,258 529,786 9,154,044 152,367 27,000
1998 3,417,987 4,538,647 7,956,634 879,853 8,836,487 149,343 23,730
1999 2,479,716 5,017,224 7,496,940 1,401,286 8,898,226 150,503 25,138
2000 2,535,140 5,505,016 8,040,156 1,233,895 9,274,051 158,096 17,611
2001 2,515,357 5,505,253 8,020,610 1,068,815 9,089,425 156,492 20,959
2002 2,773,350 5,323,099 8,096,449 456,619 8,553,068 148,194 6,246
2003 2,937,936 6,195,297 9,133,233 807,770 9,941,003 170,268 32,145
2004 2,861,083 6,437,400 9,298,483 642,457 9,940,940 172,981 34,537
2005 3,265,386 6,884,307 10,149,693 1,083,428 11,233,121 191,939 38,634
2006 3,370,013 6,990,065 10,360,077 648,127 11,008,205 173,399 20,340
2007 4,823,885 7,238,384 12,062,269 518,538 12,580,808 225,303 27,069
2008 5,637,084 7,191,793 12,828,877 647,571 13,476,448 259,825 51,538
2009 6,248,087 6,342,963 12,591,050 475,318 13,066,368 217,101 39,995
2010 7,179,619 7,545,375 14,724,994 631,913 15,356,907 239,956 44,942
2011 6,113,441 8,913,118 15,026,529 542,807 15,569,336 264,303 79,255
2012 7,097,141 9,126,113 16,223,254 518,589 16,741,843 -- --
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FARM PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 1991-2013 (measured in millions of dollars)
Farm Operating Expenses
Depreciation and Other
Consumption of Farm
Capital
Taxes on
Farm Property
Interest on
Farm Mortgage
Debt
Net Rent to Non-Farm Landlords
Total Production
Expenses Including Operating Expenses
Year Feed Livestock &
Poultry Seed
Fertilizer and Lime
Repairs and Operations of Capital
Items
Miscellaneous Total Current
Farm Operating Expenses
Hired Labor
1991 745 2,112.10 115.5 281.4 659.3 932.5 4,845.80 189 645.1 224.6 490.3 343 6,737.40
1992 775.1 2,217.90 110.4 266.5 651.6 874.9 4,896.50 197 629.6 266.4 471.2 388.5 6,849.00
1993 785.3 2,196.30 116.1 266.1 683.2 953.8 5,000.80 213 603.4 227 448.2 459.1 6,951.90
1994 830.9 2,102.30 125.4 296.9 682 1,057.70 5,095.20 242 618.4 228.6 485.6 448.3 7,117.90
1995 862.9 2,014.80 127.2 363.2 686.2 1,205.80 5,260.10 249 635.1 226.5 523.2 452.1 7,345.50
1996 909.9 1,939.50 152.2 416.5 769.5 1,168.70 5,356.30 267 633.4 224 546.9 548 7,575.40
1997 1,005.10 2,117.60 164.7 439.7 802.8 1,327.30 5,857.30 292 653.4 223 553.6 783.6 8,362.60
1998 965.1 1,932.20 176.9 417.3 771.7 1,425.50 5,688.60 331 658.7 231.2 560 520.8 7,990.30
1999 947.5 2,198.10 187.6 389.4 736.3 1,488.00 5,946.90 309 659.1 239.6 566.6 533.4 8,254.70
2000 850.1 2,681.60 213.4 440.5 882.4 1,425.60 6,493.70 336 665.1 255.1 589.1 499.5 8,838.80
2001 936.1 2,479.40 232.7 448.3 906.9 1,541.70 6,545.10 371 679.4 269.7 531.8 472.5 8,869.80
2002 959 2,351.50 252 401.2 848.9 1,468.80 6,281.40 346 687.9 287.5 500 376.1 8,479.30
2003 1,160.00 2,830.10 260 420 895.9 1,392.00 6,958.00 347 697.6 210 429.4 562.3 9,203.90
2004 990 2,844.60 280 530 1,120.60 1,445.60 7,210.80 400 750.7 260 419 415.1 9,455.70
2005 990 3,212.70 270 550 908.7 1,497.00 7,428.40 374 807.4 320 496.8 377.2 9,804.20
2006 1,500.00 3,117.80 290 570 977 1,648.50 8,103.30 387 839.1 340 563.5 332.9 10,565.30
2007 2,190.00 3,257.00 380 810 1,242.90 2,047.20 9,920.10 502 852.8 380 591.2 397.9 12,671.70
2008 1,900.00 2,693.00 450 1,010.00 1,363.40 2,273.10 9,678.70 529 907.2 410 653.0 503.7 12,708.90
2009 1,910.00 2,428.00 490 800 1,178.30 2,093.30 8,875.00 613 952.6 400 685.0 477.4 11,854.20
2010 1,550.00 3,401.40 550 1,040.00 1,165.20 1,989.70 9,657.80 369 971.1 470 649.6 727.5 12,897.40
2011 1,500.00 3,293.50 570 970 591.1 1,267.90 9,756.20 471 1,019.5 410 609.1 526.0 12,663.40
2012 3,070.00 4,110.00 700 1,260 660 2,732.00 12,532.00 590 1,089.6 490 611.2 765.2 16,157.60
2013 1,700.00 4,030.00 610 1,160 630 -- -- 480 -- 550 -- -- --
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NUMBER OF FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS, 1900-2012
Year Number of
Farms 1
Land in
Farms 2
Average Size of
Farm2
Year Number of
Farms 1
Land in
Farms 2
Average Size of
Farm 2
- - - - - 1,000 - - - - - Acres
1900........... 173 41,700 241
1910........... 178 43,400 244
1920........... 167 45,400 272
1925........... 167 44,100 264
1930........... 166 47,000 283
1931........... 168 - -
1932........... 170 - -
1933........... 172 - -
1934........... 174 - -
1935........... 175 48,000 274
1936........... 173 - -
1937........... 165 - -
1938........... 161 - -
1939........... 161 - -
1940........... 159 48,200 303
1941........... 157 - -
1942........... 153 - -
1943........... 149 - -
1944........... 145 - -
1945........... 143 49,300 345
1946........... 143 - -
1947........... 142 - -
1948........... 140 - -
1949........... 137 - -
1950........... 135 50,500 374
1951........... 132 50,500 383
1952........... 129 50,500 391
1953........... 126 50,500 401
1954........... 123 50,500 411
1955........... 121 50,400 417
1956........... 119 50,400 424
1957........... 117 50,300 430
1958........... 115 50,200 437
1959........... 113 50,200 444
1960........... 110 50,200 456
1961........... 107 50,200 469
1962........... 105 50,200 478
1963........... 103 50,200 487
1964........... 100 50,200 502
1965........... 98 50,200 512
1966........... 95 50,100 527
1967........... 93 50,100 539
1968........... 91 50,100 549 1969 .......... 89 50,000 562
- - - - - 1,000 - - - - - Acres
1970 .......... 87 49,900 574
1971 .......... 86 49,700 578
1972 .......... 85 49,500 582
1973 .......... 84 49,300 587
1974 .......... 83 49,000 590
1975 .......... 79 48,700 616
1976 .......... 78 48,600 623
1977 .......... 77 48,400 629
1978 .......... 76 48,300 636
1979 .......... 75 48,300 644
1980 .......... 75 48,300 644
1981 .......... 75 48,300 644
1982 .......... 75 48,300 644
1983 .......... 75 48,300 644
1984 .......... 74 48,000 649
1985 .......... 72 48,000 667
1986 .......... 70 47,900 684
1987 .......... 70 47,900 684
1988 .......... 69 47,900 694
1989 .......... 69 47,900 694
1990 .......... 69 47,900 694
1991 .......... 69 47,900 694
1992 .......... 67 47,800 713
1993 .......... 66 47,700 723
1994 .......... 66 47,600 721
1995 .......... 66 47,600 721
1996 .......... 65 47,500 731
1997 .......... 65 47,500 731
1998 .......... 65 47,500 731
1999 .......... 65 47,500 731
2000 .......... 64.5 47,500 736
2001 .......... 64.5 47,300 733
2002 .......... 64.5 47,300 733
2003 .......... 64.5 47,000 729
2004 .......... 64.5 46,800 726
2005 .......... 64.5 47,160 731
2006 .......... 64.0 47,450 741
2007 .......... 65.5 46,300 707
2012 .......... 64.7 46,137 747
1 Beginning with 1975, a farm is defined as any place with at least $1,000 in annual sales of agricultural products. Between 1959 and 19 75, a
farm was defined as a place of 10 or more acres that had $50 or more in annual sales of agricultural products or a place with fewer than 10
acres and annual sales of $250 or more. Prior to 1959, a farm was defined as three acres or more with a value of farm products amounting to
$150 or more or fewer than three acres with sales of at least $250. 2
Land in farms estimates not available on an annual basis until 1950.
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LIVESTOCK NUMBERS, 1870-2013
LIVESTOCK ON KANSAS FARMS JANUARY 1, AND AGGREGATE VALUE
Year Horses 1 Mules 1 Hogs and All
Cattle Milk Sheep and Value of All
Pigs 2 and Calves
Cows 3 Lambs 4 Livestock 5
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1,000
1870……………................
119 15 410 571 141 178 24,956
1880……………................
456 70 1,700 1,247 351 800 64,072
1890……………................
910 97 2,600 2,880 648 394 129,442
1900……………................
970 106 2,800 3,520 638 300 161,536
1910……………................
1,150 216 2,220 3,000 700 250 251,821
1920……………................
1,083 243 1,733 2,975 695 285 296,683
1930……………................
728 160 2,826 3,090 780 359 239,871
1940……………................
383 63 1,519 2,770 727 527 145,597
1950……………................
195 13 1,253 3,588 604 342 463,662
1960……………................
72 - 1,315 4,429 390 494 581,046
1965……………................
- - 1,307 5,214 280 393 580,967
1970……………................
- - 1,643 6,016 194 272 1,121,624
1971……………................
- - 2,202 6,497 183 253 1,158,006 1972……………................
- - 2,100 6,757 172 240 1,414,904
1973……………................
- - 2,100 6,800 162 221 1,759,160
1974……………................
- - 2,000 6,990 150 290 2,048,950
1975……………................
- - 1,750 6,400 147 220 969,425
1976……………................
- - 1,650 6,450 137 165 1,325,333
1977……………................
- - 1,850 6,400 135 173 1,302,790
1978……………................
- - 2,000 6,000 132 205 1,450,968
1979……………................
- - 2,000 6,200 125 220 2,437,630
1980……………................
- - 2,090 6,200 120 235 2,944,040
1981……………................
- - 1,900 6,450 123 220 2,748,330 1982……………................
- - 1,770 6,000 124 220 2,193,390
1983……………................
- - 1,670 5,825 127 242 2,164,534
1984……………................
- - 1,650 6,000 120 225 2,200,875
1985……………................
- - 1,600 5,860 108 245 2,262,040
1986……………................
- - 1,520 5,800 110 210 2,200,370
1987……………................
- - 1,420 5,920 104 231 2,327,980
1988……………................
- - 1,470 5,650 99 259 2,807,370
1989……………................
- - 1,500 5,550 99 257 3,108,504
1990……………................
- - 1,450 5,600 98 287 3,347,556
1991……………................
- - 1,500 5,650 98 213 3,636,215 1992……………................
- - 1,430 5,650 95 190 3,492,260
1993……………................
- - 1,440 5,900 85 210 2,736,140
1994……………................
- - 1,420 6,050 77 197 3,920,471
1995……………................
- - 1,350 6,300 81 155 3,548,750
1996……………................
- - 1,300 6,550 83 160 2,949,150
1997……………................
- - 1,530 6,600 81 150 3,448,320
1998……………................
104 - 1,530 6,550 79 120 3,725,710
1999……………................
105 - 1,590 6,550 84 100 3,408,130
2000……………................
- - 1,460 6,600 88 105 4,190,100
2001……………................
- - 1,520 6,700 96 110 4,742,050 2002……………................
- - 1,570 6,600 96 100 4,348,810
2003……………................
- - 1,530 6,350 112 90 4,363,940
2004……………................
- - 1,660 6,650 110 100 5,435,880
2005……………................
- - 1,720 6,600 110 106 5,655,180
2006……………................
- - 1,800 6,650 110 100 6,280,800
2007……………................
- - 1,860 6,400 110 100 5,538,300
2008……………................
- - 1,880 6,650 115 90 5,991,100
2009……………................
- - 1,740 6,300 125 80 5,184,460
2010……………................
- - 1,810 6,000 116 80 4,826,470
2011………………………
- - 1,890 6,300 122 70 6,142,080
2012………………………
- - 1,910 6,100 123 70 --
2013………… - - 1,750 5,803 132 65 -- 1
Horse and mule estimates combined in 1956 and discontinued in 1961. In 1998, the estimate includes horses, ponies, mules, burros, and donkeys; series discontinued in 2000.
2 Hog inventory is January 1 for 1867-1954 and December 1 of the preceding year for 1955 to date.
3
Milk cows that have calved beginning 1970. 4
All sheep beginning 1974. 5
Value of all livestock does not include equine.
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WHEAT, 1900-2013
Year Acres Planted
Acres Harvested
Yield, Bushels
Production, Bushels
Price Per
Bushel 1
Farm Value, Dollars
- - - - -1,000 - - - - -
- - $1,000 - -
1900................ - 4,290 18.2 78,078 0.55 42,943
1910................ 6,983 4,870 12.4 60,475 0.87 52,613
1920................ 10,559 9,294 15.6 144,933 1.76 225,082
1930................ 13,687 13,132 14.2 186,277 0.63 117,355
1940................ 12,360 8,739 14.5 126,553 0.64 80,994
1950................ 13,807 12,280 14.5 178,060 2.02 359,681
1960................ 10,727 10,329 28.5 294,376 1.74 512,214
1965................ 11,272 10,059 23.5 236,386 1.35 319,121
1966................ 11,047 10,260 19.5 200,070 1.64 328,115
1967................ 13,146 11,081 20.0 221,620 1.35 299,187
1968................ 11,963 9,751 26.0 253,526 1.22 309,302
1969................ 10,767 9,849 31.0 305,319 1.19 363,330
1970................ 9,960 9,061 33.0 299,013 1.25 373,766
1971................ 9,593 9,061 34.5 312,605 1.32 412,639
1972................ 10,300 9,400 33.5 314,900 1.68 529,032
1973................ 10,800 10,400 37.0 384,800 3.75 1,443,000
1974................ 12,000 11,600 27.5 319,000 3.86 1,231,340
1975................ 12,800 12,100 29.0 350,900 3.42 1,200,078
1976................ 12,900 11,300 30.0 339,000 2.59 878,010
1977................ 13,200 12,100 28.5 344,850 2.24 772,464
1978................ 11,300 10,000 30.0 300,000 2.89 867,000
1979................ 12,100 10,800 38.0 410,400 3.72 1,526,688
1980................ 13,000 12,000 35.0 420,000 3.78 1,587,600
1981................ 13,900 12,100 25.0 302,500 3.76 1,137,400
1982................ 14,100 13,100 35.0 458,500 3.41 1,563,485
1983................ 13,200 10,800 41.5 448,200 3.40 1,523,880
1984................ 13,300 11,200 38.5 431,200 3.32 1,431,584
1985................ 12,400 11,400 38.0 433,200 2.86 1,238,952
1986................ 11,500 10,200 33.0 336,600 2.25 757,350
1987................ 10,700 9,900 37.0 366,300 2.43 890,109
1988................ 10,200 9,500 34.0 323,000 3.58 1,156,340
1989................ 12,400 8,900 24.0 213,600 3.74 798,864
1990................ 12,400 11,800 40.0 472,000 2.51 1,184,720
1991................ 11,800 11,000 33.0 363,000 2.81 1,020,030
1992................ 12,000 10,700 34.0 363,800 3.13 1,138,694
1993................ 12,100 11,100 35.0 388,500 3.00 1,165,500
1994................ 11,900 11,400 38.0 433,200 3.32 1,438,224
1995................ 11,700 11,000 26.0 286,000 4.59 1,312,740
1996................ 11,800 8,800 29.0 255,200 4.63 1,181,576
1997................ 11,400 10,900 46.0 501,400 3.16 1,584,424
1998................ 10,700 10,100 49.0 494,900 2.53 1,252,097
1999................ 10,000 9,200 47.0 432,400 2.25 972,900
2000................ 9,800 9,400 37.0 347,800 2.65 921,670
2001................ 9,800 8,200 40.0 328,000 2.69 882,320
2002................ 9,700 8,200 33.0 270,600 3.41 922,746
2003................ 10,500 10,000 48.0 480,000 3.15 1,512,000
2004................ 10,000 8,500 37.0 314,500 3.25 1,022,125
2005................ 10,000 9,500 40.0 380,000 3.31 1,257,800
2006................ 9,800 9,100 32.0 291,200 4.56 1,327,872
2007................ 10,400 8,600 33.0 283,800 5.93 1,682,934
2008................ 9,600 8,900 40.0 356,000 6.94 2,470,640
2009................ 9,300 8,800 42.0 369,600 4.79 1,770,384
2010................ 8,400 8,000 45.0 360,000 5.20 1,872,000
2011................ 8,800 7,900 35.0 276,500 7.10 1,953,150
2012................ 9,400 9,100 42.0 382,200 7.55 2,885,610
2013………….. 9,500 8,400 38.0 319,200 6.95 2,218,440
Records: High 17,110 14,855 49.0 501,400 7.55 2,885,610
Year 1937 1947 1998 1997 2012 2012
Low 6,488 68 8.0 1,112 0.33 1,436
Year 1909 1866 1895 1867 1931,1932 1868 1
Beginning in 1985, price per bushel is marketing year average price, which does not include an allowance for loans out -standing and government purchases.
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SORGHUM FOR ALL PURPOSES AND PRODUCTION OF GRAIN, 1940-2013
Year
All Purposes Grain
Acres Planted Acres
Harvested 1
Acres Harvested
Yield, Bushels
Production, Bushels
Price Per
Bushel 2
Farm Value, Dollars
- - - - - - - - - - 1,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 - - - $1,000 -
1940……………………...
4,607 4,109 1,885 12.8 24,128 0.40 9,651
1950……………………...
3,187 3,084 1,943 23.0 44,689 1.07 47,817
1960……………………...
5,491 5,370 4,296 39.0 167,544 0.78 130,684
1965................................ 4,048 3,971 3,031 46.0 139,426 0.97 135,243 1966................................ 3,805 3,733 2,849 49.0 139,601 1.03 143,789
1967................................ 4,338 4,218 3,248 46.0 149,408 0.94 140,444
1968................................ 4,468 4,345 3,475 47.0 163,325 0.91 148,626
1969................................ 4,066 3,997 3,266 56.0 182,896 0.99 181,067
1970................................ 4,391 4,277 3,560 41.0 145,960 1.12 163,475
1971................................ 5,180 5,102 4,325 54.0 233,550 0.95 221,873
1972................................ 4,400 4,270 3,500 62.0 217,000 1.39 301,630
1973................................ 4,650 4,550 3,900 56.0 218,400 2.13 465,192
1974................................ 4,100 3,975 3,320 40.0 132,800 2.69 357,232
1975................................ 4,100 3,951 3,500 42.0 147,000 2.27 333,690
1976................................ 4,500 4,321 3,750 44.0 165,000 1.86 306,900
1977................................ 4,550 4,450 3,800 62.0 235,600 1.74 409,944
1978................................ 4,450 4,340 3,860 51.0 196,860 1.99 391,751
1979................................ 4,350 4,290 3,570 69.0 246,330 2.20 541,926
1980................................ 4,500 4,220 3,480 43.0 149,640 2.91 435,452
1981................................ 4,250 4,140 3,560 67.0 238,520 2.30 548,596
1982................................ 3,900 3,800 3,350 62.0 207,700 2.67 554,559
1983................................ 3,550 3,350 2,830 43.0 121,690 2.70 328,563
1984................................ 4,800 4,610 4,250 51.0 216,750 2.25 487,688
1985................................ 4,800 4,694 4,300 69.0 296,700 1.92 569,664
1986................................ 4,500 4,280 4,150 75.0 311,250 1.33 413,963
1987................................ 4,100 3,873 3,750 73.0 273,750 1.58 432,525
1988................................ 3,600 3,440 3,300 62.0 204,600 2.21 452,166
1989................................ 4,100 3,880 3,750 53.0 198,750 2.00 397,500
1990................................ 3,100 2,900 2,800 66.0 184,800 2.00 369,600
1991................................ 3,400 3,250 3,150 56.0 176,400 2.23 393,372 1992................................ 3,300 3,130 3,050 80.0 244,000 1.80 439,200
1993................................ 3,000 2,860 2,800 63.0 176,400 2.31 407,484
1994................................ 3,200 3,090 3,000 77.0 231,000 2.00 462,000
1995................................ 3,300 3,180 3,100 56.0 173,600 3.10 538,160
1996................................ 4,800 4,720 4,600 77.0 354,200 2.28 807,576
1997................................ 3,650 3,530 3,400 78.0 265,200 2.13 564,876
1998................................ 3,500 3,380 3,300 80.0 264,000 1.60 422,400
1999................................ 3,600 3,490 3,400 76.0 258,400 1.48 382,432
2000................................ 3,500 3,265 3,200 59.0 188,800 1.79 337,952
2001................................ 4,000 3,850 3,750 62.0 232,500 1.81 421,848 2002................................ 3,800 3,115 3,000 45.0 135,000 2.37 320,544 2003................................ 3,550 2,970 2,900 45.0 130,500 2.36 307,667
2004................................ 3,200 2,965 2,900 76.0 220,400 1.65 364,101
2005................................ 2,750 2,660 2,600 75.0 195,000 1.70 330,876
2006................................ 2,750 2,560 2,500 58.0 145,000 3.37 488,012
2007................................ 2,800 2,730 2,650 79.0 209,350 4.05 847,616 2008................................ 2,900 2,820 2,750 78.0 214,500 3.14 673,873
2009................................ 2,700 2,590 2,550 88.0 224,400 3.19 687,382
2010................................ 2,350 2,310 2,250 76.0 171,000 5.27 952,812
2011................................ 2,600 2,085 2,000 55.0 110,000 6.10 671,440
2012................................ 2,500 2,175 2,100 39.0 81,000 6.72 582,473
2013……………………. 3,100 2,910 2,800 59.0 165,200 4.11 679,963
Records: High 8,166 7,783 6,071 88.0 354,200 6.72 952,812
Year 1957 1957 1957 2009 1996 2012 2010
Low 1,685 1,570 112 5.0 557 0.26 602
Year 1930 1930 1934 1934,1936 1934 1932 1934
1 Beginning in 1986, acres harvested f or all purposes no longer included acres harvested as forage.
2 Beginning in 1985, price per
bushel is marketing year average price, which does not include an allowance f or loans outstanding and government purchases. NOTE: Complete data series available by request.
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SOYBEANS FOR BEANS, 1926-2013
Year Acres
Planted
Acres Harvested
Yield, Bushels
Production, Bushels
Price Per
Bushel 1
Farm Value, Dollars
- - - - - - 1,000 - - - - - -
- - 1,000 - -
- - $1,000 - - 1930.................................................. 27 7 7.5 52 1.66 86
1935.................................................. 38 7 6.5 46 1.10 51
1940.................................................. 78 26 12.0 312 0.96 300
1945.......................................................................... 258 235 10.0 2,350 2.06 4,841
1950.................................................. 409 397 18.0 7,146 2.33 16,650
1955.......................................................................... 374 335 10.0 3,350 2.11 7,069 1960........................................................................... 594 586 21.5 12,599 1.98 24,946
1965.................................................. 886 873 21.0 18,333 2.39 43,816
1966.......................................................................... 930 917 22.5 20,632 2.70 55,706 1967.......................................................................... 846 825 22.5 18,562 2.42 44,920
1968.................................................. 973 957 25.0 23,925 2.30 55,028
1969.................................................. 866 852 23.0 19,596 2.22 43,503
1970.................................................. 990 930 15.0 13,950 2.74 38,223
1971.......................................................................... 880 871 20.5 17,856 2.99 53,389 1972.................................................. 900 875 28.0 24,500 4.10 100,450
1973.................................................. 1,240 1,200 22.0 26,400 5.67 149,688
1974.................................................. 1,030 990 20.0 19,800 6.34 125,532
1975........................................................................... 1,100 1,080 21.0 22,680 4.77 108,184
1976.......................................................................... 900 865 15.0 12,975 6.52 84,597
1977.................................................. 1,020 990 28.5 28,215 5.50 155,183
1978.......................................................................... 1,520 1,490 18.0 26,820 6.64 178,085
1979.......................................................................... 1,580 1,560 26.5 41,340 5.97 246,800
1980.................................................. 1,550 1,450 16.5 23,925 7.55 180,634
1981.......................................................................... 1,540 1,510 30.0 45,300 5.80 262,740 1982.................................................. 1,820 1,780 26.0 46,280 5.58 258,720
1983.................................................. 1,600 1,520 16.0 24,320 7.79 189,453
1984........................................................................... 1,700 1,590 17.5 27,825 5.78 160,829 1985.......................................................................... 1,500 1,410 31.0 43,710 4.95 216,365
1986.................................................. 1,850 1,740 33.5 58,290 4.60 268,134
1987.................................................. 2,150 2,110 32.0 67,520 5.49 370,685
1988.......................................................................... 2,050 2,000 23.0 46,000 7.26 333,960
1989.................................................. 1,900 1,850 27.0 49,950 5.45 272,228
1990.......................................................................... 2,000 1,950 24.0 46,800 5.67 265,356
1991........................................................................... 2,000 1,900 23.0 43,700 5.55 242,535 1992.................................................. 1,900 1,850 37.0 68,450 5.42 370,999
1993.................................................. 2,000 1,900 28.0 53,200 6.41 341,012
1994........................................................................... 2,150 2,100 35.0 73,500 5.32 391,020 1995........................................................................... 2,100 2,050 25.0 51,250 6.69 342,863
1996.................................................. 2,050 2,000 37.0 74,000 7.17 530,580
1997.......................................................................... 2,400 2,350 37.0 86,950 6.42 558,219
1998.................................................. 2,550 2,500 30.0 75,000 4.98 373,500
1999.......................................................................... 2,850 2,800 29.0 81,200 4.53 367,836 2000........................................................................... 2,950 2,500 20.0 50,000 4.50 225,000
2001.................................................. 2,850 2,730 32.0 87,360 4.16 363,418
2002.................................................. 2,750 2,540 23.0 58,420 5.49 320,726
2003.......................................................................... 2,600 2,480 23.0 57,040 7.68 438,067
2004......................................................................... 2,800 2,710 41.0 111,110 5.39 598,883
2005......................................................................... 2,900 2,850 37.0 105,450 5.45 574,703
2006.................................................. 3,150 3,080 32.0 98,560 6.37 627,827
2007.................................................. 2,650 2,610 33.0 86,130 10.10 869,913
2008........................................................................... 3,300 3,250 37.0 120,250 9.39 1,129,148
2009.................................................. 3,700 3,650 44.0 160,600 9.38 1,506,428
2010.................................................. 4,300 4,250 32.5 138,125 12.00 1,657,500
2011.................................................. 4,000 3,750 27.0 101,250 11.40 1,154,250 2012………………………………………
….
4,000 3,810 22.0 83,820 14.3 1,198,626
2013……………………………………… 3,600 3,540 36.0 127,440 12.5 1,593,000
Records: High 4,300 4,250 44.0 160,600 14.3 1,657,500
Year 2010 2010 2009 2009 2012 2010
Low 9 2 4.0 22 0.67 31
Year 1927 1924 1936 1924 1931 1937
1 Beginning in 1985, price per bushel is marketing year average price, which does not include an allowance e f or loans
outstanding and government purchases. NOTE: Complete data series available by request.
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CORN FOR ALL PURPOSES AND PRODUCTION OF GRAIN, 1880-2013
Year
All Purposes Grain
Acres Planted 1
Acres Harvested 2
Acres Harvested
Yield, Bushels
Production, Bushels
Price Per
Bushel 3
Farm Value Dollars
- - - - - - - - - - 1,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000 - - -
- - $1,000 - - 1880....................... - 3,726 3,726 29.5 109,917 0.29 31,876 1890...............................
- 3,807 3,807 10.5 39,974 0.51 20,387 1900................................
- 7,472 7,472 19 141,968 0.32 45,430 1910................................
- 8,950 8,950 19 170,050 0.48 81,624 1920................................
- 5,331 4,607 26.2 120,703 0.47 56,730 1930................................
7,150 6,776 5,399 12.5 67,488 0.52 35,094 1940................................
3,051 2,647 1,959 17.5 34,282 0.58 19,884 1950................................
2,608 2,557 2,442 35 85,470 1.43 122,222 1960................................
2,016 1,972 1,725 45.5 78,488 0.98 76,918
1965................................
1,289 1,261 1,050 59 61,950 1.17 72,482 1966................................
1,366 1,324 1,029 58 59,682 1.28 76,393 1967................................
1,366 1,324 1,060 68 72,080 1.06 76,405 1968................................
1,448 1,417 1,134 78 88,452 1.06 93,759 1969................................
1,515 1,470 1,208 79 95,432 1.13 107,838 1970................................
1,689 1,637 1,285 64 82,240 1.31 107,734
1971................................
1,660 1,627 1,311 95 124,545 1.12 139,490 1972................................
1,570 1,540 1,250 104 130,000 1.52 197,600 1973................................
1,900 1,860 1,540 100 154,000 2.46 378,840 1974................................
2,160 2,100 1,670 79 131,930 3.01 397,109 1975................................
1,950 1,910 1,640 86 141,040 2.5 352,600 1976................................
2,150 2,105 1,790 96 171,840 2.12 364,301 1977................................
2,030 1,985 1,680 96 161,280 1.99 320,947 1978................................
1,820 1,783 1,500 102 153,000 2.35 359,550 1979................................
1,750 1,720 1,470 117 171,990 2.51 431,695 1980................................
1,700 1,627 1,180 94 110,920 3.32 368,254
1981................................
1,350 1,336 1,175 126 148,050 2.58 381,969 1982................................
1,400 1,383 1,220 114 139,080 2.71 376,907 1983...............................
1,140 1,104 920 93 85,560 3.25 278,070 1984................................
1,150 1,137 955 125 119,375 2.77 330,669 1985................................
1,300 1,292 1,170 130 152,100 2.37 360,477 1986................................
1,450 1,430 1,335 136 181,560 1.6 290,496 1987................................
1,350 1,330 1,230 120 147,600 1.84 271,584 1988................................
1,250 1,245 1,150 125 143,750 2.6 373,750 1989................................
1,370 1,345 1,240 125 155,000 2.28 353,400 1990................................
1,600 1,570 1,450 130 188,500 2.25 424,125
1991................................
1,800 1,790 1,650 125 206,250 2.42 499,125 1992................................
1,850 1,840 1,730 150 259,500 2.15 557,925 1993................................
2,000 1,930 1,800 120 216,000 2.61 563,760 1994................................
2,300 2,270 2,100 143 300,300 2.32 696,696 1995................................
2,150 2,100 1,970 124 244,280 3.24 791,467 1996................................
2,500 2,480 2,350 152 357,200 2.83 1,010,876 1997................................
2,750 2,725 2,600 143 371,800 2.47 918,346 1998................................
3,000 2,970 2,850 147 418,950 1.96 821,142 1999................................
3,150 3,110 2,980 141 420,180 1.81 760,526 2000.........................
3,450 3,350 3,170 130 412,100 2 824,200
2001................................
3,450 3,345 3,050 127 387,350 2.03 786,321 2002................................
3,250 2,920 2,600 116 301,600 2.48 747,968 2003................................
2,900 2,780 2,500 120 300,000 2.51 753,000 2004................................
3,100 3,050 2,880 150 432,000 2.12 915,840 2005................................
3,650 3,600 3,450 135 465,750 2.07 964,103 2006................................
3,350 3,300 3,000 115 345,000 3.08 1,062,600 2007................................
3,900 3,840 3,680 138 507,840 4.13 2,097,379 2008................................
3,850 3,800 3,630 134 486,420 4.12 2,004,050 2009................................
4,100 4,040 3,860 155 598,300 3.49 2,088,067 2010................................
4,850 4,790 4,650 125 581,250 5.25 3,051,563 2011....................... 4,900 4,550 4,200 107 449,400 6.3 2,831,220 2012....................... 4,700 4,400 3,950 96 379,200 7.25 2,749,200 2013……………….. 4,300 4,150 4,000 127 508,000 4.55 2,311,400
Records: High 8,166 7,783 6,071 155 354,200 7.25 2,831,220 Year 1957 1957 1957 2009 1996 2012 2011 Low 1,685 1,570 112 3 557 0.26 602 Year 1930 1930 1934 1913 1934 1932 1934
1 Prior to 1926, no records kept on acres planted.
2 Beginning in 1986, acres harvested for all purposes no longer included acres harvested
as forage. 3
Beginning in 1985, price per bushel is marketing year average price, which does not include an allowance for loans outstanding and government purchases. NOTE: Complete data series available by request
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SILAGE, 1940-2013
YEAR
CORN, SILAGE PRODUCTION, TONS
CORN, SILAGE ACRES HARVESTED
CORN, SILAGE YIELD, TONS / ACRE
SORGHUM, SILAGE PRODUCTION,TONS
SORGHUM, SILAGE - ACRES HARVESTED
SORGHUM, SILAGE YIELD, TONS / ACRE
1940…………… 795,000 265,000 3.0 1,773,000 286,000 6.2 1950…………… 429,000 66,000 6.5 3,145,000 370,000 8.5 1960…………… 1,930,000 227,000 8.5 5,251,000 590,000 8.9
1965…………… 2,178,000 198,000 11.0 5,260,000 501,000 10.5 1966…………… 2,866,000 273,000 10.5 4,851,000 441,000 11.0 1967…………… 3,000,000 240,000 12.5 4,320,000 432,000 10.0 1968…………… 3,388,000 271,000 12.5 3,717,000 354,000 10.5 1969…………… 3,402,000 252,000 13.5 3,363,000 269,000 12.5 1970…………… 3,602,000 343,000 10.5 2,112,000 264,000 8.0
1971…………… 4,382,000 313,000 14.0 3,707,000 337,000 11.0 1972…………… 4,340,000 280,000 15.5 4,160,000 320,000 13.0 1973…………… 4,575,000 305,000 15.0 3,600,000 300,000 12.0 1974…………… 3,895,000 410,000 9.5 2,544,000 265,000 9.6 1975…………… 3,120,000 260,000 12.0 2,439,000 271,000 9.0 1976…………… 3,900,000 300,000 13.0 2,644,000 311,000 8.5 1977…………… 4,205,000 290,000 14.5 3,750,000 300,000 12.5 1978…………… 3,549,000 273,000 13.0 2,200,000 220,000 10.0 1979…………… 3,920,000 245,000 16.0 3,840,000 320,000 12.0 1980…………… 3,636,000 404,000 9.0 2,655,000 295,000 9.0
1981…………… 2,686,000 158,000 17.0 3,780,000 280,000 13.5 1982…………… 2,403,000 155,000 15.5 2,125,000 170,000 12.5 1983…………… 1,859,000 169,000 11.0 2,090,000 220,000 9.5 1984…………… 2,635,000 170,000 15.5 2,090,000 190,000 11.0 1985…………… 1,653,000 114,000 14.5 2,668,000 184,000 14.5 1986…………… 1,520,000 95,000 16.0 1,820,000 130,000 14.0 1987…………… 1,500,000 100,000 15.0 1,784,000 123,000 14.5 1988…………… 1,330,000 95,000 14.0 1,400,000 140,000 10.0 1989…………… 1,470,000 105,000 14.0 1,430,000 130,000 11.0 1990…………… 1,560,000 120,000 13.0 1,350,000 100,000 13.5
1991…………… 1,820,000 140,000 13.0 1,000,000 100,000 10.0 1992…………… 1,870,000 110,000 17.0 1,280,000 80,000 16.0 1993…………… 1,690,000 130,000 13.0 780,000 60,000 13.0 1994…………… 2,720,000 170,000 16.0 1,260,000 90,000 14.0 1995…………… 1,755,000 130,000 13.5 800,000 80,000 10.0 1996…………… 1,950,000 130,000 15.0 1,680,000 120,000 14.0 1997…………… 2,250,000 125,000 18.0 1,950,000 130,000 15.0 1998…………… 2,280,000 120,000 19.0 1,200,000 80,000 15.0 1999…………… 2,210,000 130,000 17.0 1,440,000 90,000 16.0 2000…………… 2,520,000 180,000 14.0 650,000 65,000 10.0
2001…………… 4,130,000 295,000 14.0 1,200,000 100,000 12.0 2002…………… 3,200,000 320,000 10.0 805,000 115,000 7.0 2003…………… 3,080,000 280,000 11.0 560,000 70,000 8.0 2004…………… 2,550,000 170,000 15.0 910,000 65,000 14.0 2005…………… 2,400,000 150,000 16.0 780,000 60,000 13.0 2006…………… 3,600,000 300,000 12.0 600,000 60,000 10.0 2007…………… 2,988,294 160,000 18.0 960,000 80,000 12.0 2008…………… 2,890,000 170,000 17.0 910,000 70,000 13.0 2009…………… 3,420,000 180,000 19.0 440,000 40,000 11.0 2010…………… 1,960,000 140,000 14.0 540,000 60,000 9.0 2011…………… 3,850,000 350,000 11.0 595,000 85,000 7.0 2012…………… 4,050,000 450,000 9.0 450,000 75,000 6.0 2013…………… 1,950,000 150,000 13.0 1,540,000 110,000 14.0
Records: High........... 4,575,000 450,000 19 5,260,000 590,000 16 Year........ 1973 2012 1998 1965 1960 1992 Low............ 429,000 66,000 3 440,000 40,000 6 Year........... 1950 1950 1940 2009 2009 2012
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WC C EC
SW SC SE
Bushel weights:
Wheat & soybeans = 60 lbs. Corn, sorghum & rye = 56 lbs.
Barley (grain) = 48 lbs Oats = 32 lbs.
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