Cash Receipts for Selected Commodities--Leading States: 1997 statistics

[Represents gross receipts from commercial market sales as well as net Commodity Credit Corporation loans. The source estimates and publishes individual cash receipt values only for major commodities and major producing states. The U.S. receipts for individual commodities, computed as the sum of the reported States, may understate the value of sales for some commodities, with the balance included in the appropriate category labeled "other" or "miscellaneous." The degree of underestimation in some of the minor commodities can be substantial]


		Percent			Percent of	State's
STATE	Value of	of total	Rank	Cumulative	State's total	total
	receipts	receipts		percent 1/	for all	for all
	(mil. dol.)				commodities	commodities
						(mil. dol.)

Cattle and calves	33,724	100.0	(X)	100.0	17.1	196,761
Texas	5,845	17.3	1	17.3	44.2	13,206
Nebraska	4,266	12.6	2	29.9	48.2	8,848
Kansas	4,026	11.9	3	41.9	51.7	7,784
Colorado	2,149	6.3	4	48.2	49.8	4,310
Oklahoma	1,836	5.4	5	53.7	47.0	3,900
Iowa	1,415	4.2	6	57.9	12.8	10,994
California	1,205	3.5	7	61.5	4.9	24,616
South Dakota	998	2.9	8	64.4	28.4	3,508
Missouri	759	2.2	9	66.7	16.2	4,682
Minnesota	750	2.2	10	68.9	9.7	7,680
Montana	745	2.2	11	71.1	41.3	1,799
New Mexico	732	2.1	12	73.3	37.5	1,950
Idaho	653	1.9	13	75.2	19.6	3,320
Washington	645	1.9	14	77.1	12.5	5,155
Kentucky	605	1.8	15	78.9	15.4	3,920
Wyoming	599	1.7	16	80.7	70.4	850
Wisconsin	581	1.7	17	82.4	9.3	6,193
Illinois	474	1.4	18	83.8	6.1	7,742
Arizona	455	1.3	19	85.2	19.2	2,368
Tennessee	376	1.1	20	86.3	16.9	2,216
Alabama	376	1.1	21	87.4	11.4	3,283
Oregon	362	1.0	22	88.5	11.6	3,092
North Dakota	353	1.0	23	89.5	11.7	3,004
Pennsylvania	338	1.0	24	90.5	8.1	4,175
Arkansas	324	0.9	25	91.5	5.9	5,422
Utah	303	0.9	26	92.4	30.9	981
Virginia	294	0.8	27	93.3	12.6	2,328
Florida	293	0.8	28	94.1	4.3	6,762
Ohio	289	0.8	29	95.0	5.8	4,973
Georgia	262	0.7	30	95.8	4.8	5,454
Michigan	197	0.5	31	96.3	5.6	3,480
Indiana	190	0.5	32	96.9	3.9	4,885
Mississippi	174	0.5	33	97.4	5.0	3,454
North Carolina	154	0.4	34	97.9	2.1	7,164
Louisiana	154	0.4	35	98.3	8.1	1,891
Nevada	115	0.3	36	98.7	34.1	337
New York	107	0.3	37	99.0	3.3	3,146
South Carolina	90	0.2	38	99.3	5.9	1,511
West Virginia	71	0.2	39	99.5	17.6	405
Maryland	61	0.1	40	99.6	4.0	1,520
Vermont	32	0.1	41	99.7	5.8	557
Hawaii	17	0.0	42	99.8	3.3	510
Maine	17	0.0	43	99.8	3.3	506
Connecticut	10	0.0	44	99.9	2.0	509
New Jersey	8	0.0	45	99.9	0.9	828
Massachusetts	7	0.0	46	99.9	1.3	507
Delaware	5	0.0	47	99.9	0.7	774
New Hampshire	4	0.0	48	99.9	2.6	151
Alaska	3	0.0	49	100.0	5.7	47
Rhode Island	1	0.0	50	100.0	1.0	65

Dairy products	24,312	100.0	(X)	100.0	12.3	196,761
California	4,290	17.6	1	17.6	17.4	24,616
Wisconsin	3,496	14.3	2	32.0	56.4	6,193
New York	1,787	7.3	3	39.3	56.8	3,146
Pennsylvania	1,731	7.1	4	46.5	41.4	4,175
Minnesota	1,426	5.8	5	52.3	18.5	7,680
Texas	877	3.6	6	55.9	6.6	13,206
Washington	843	3.4	7	59.4	16.3	5,155
Idaho	829	3.4	8	62.8	24.9	3,320
Michigan	821	3.3	9	66.2	23.5	3,480
Ohio	662	2.7	10	68.9	13.3	4,973
New Mexico	653	2.6	11	71.6	33.5	1,950
Iowa	585	2.4	12	74.0	5.3	10,994
Vermont	429	1.7	13	75.8	77.0	557
Florida	424	1.7	14	77.5	6.2	6,762
Arizona	390	1.6	15	79.1	16.4	2,368
Missouri	365	1.5	16	80.6	7.7	4,682
Indiana	319	1.3	17	81.9	6.5	4,885
Illinois	317	1.3	18	83.2	4.1	7,742
Virginia	296	1.2	19	84.4	12.7	2,328
Colorado	260	1.0	20	85.5	6.0	4,310
Kentucky	259	1.0	21	86.6	6.6	3,920
Oregon	250	1.0	22	87.6	8.0	3,092
Georgia	240	0.9	23	88.6	4.4	5,454
Tennessee	237	0.9	24	89.6	10.6	2,216
Utah	229	0.9	25	90.5	23.3	981
South Dakota	220	0.9	26	91.4	6.2	3,508
North Carolina	209	0.8	27	92.3	2.9	7,164
Maryland	209	0.8	28	93.1	13.7	1,520
Oklahoma	190	0.7	29	93.9	4.8	3,900
Kansas	190	0.7	30	94.7	2.4	7,784
Nebraska	155	0.6	31	95.3	1.7	8,848
Louisiana	120	0.4	32	95.8	6.3	1,891
Maine	107	0.4	33	96.3	21.1	506
North Dakota	99	0.4	34	96.7	3.2	3,004
Arkansas	98	0.4	35	97.1	1.8	5,422
Mississippi	93	0.3	36	97.5	2.7	3,454
Connecticut	86	0.3	37	97.8	17.0	509
Massachusetts	74	0.3	38	98.1	14.5	507
Nevada	63	0.2	39	98.4	18.8	337
Alabama	63	0.2	40	98.6	1.9	3,283
South Carolina	61	0.2	41	98.9	4.0	1,511
New Hampshire	53	0.2	42	99.1	35.3	151
New Jersey	45	0.1	43	99.3	5.4	828
West Virginia	42	0.1	44	99.5	10.4	405
Montana	42	0.1	45	99.6	2.3	1,799
Hawaii	33	0.1	46	99.8	6.5	510
Delaware	25	0.1	47	99.9	3.2	774
Wyoming	11	0.0	48	99.9	1.2	850
Rhode Island	5	0.0	49	99.9	8.1	65
Alaska	3	0.0	50	100.0	5.8	47

Corn	17,096	100.0	(X)	100.0	8.6	196,761
Iowa	3,168	18.5	1	18.5	28.8	10,994
Illinois	2,922	17.0	2	35.6	37.7	7,742
Nebraska	2,176	12.7	3	48.3	24.5	8,848
Indiana	1,420	8.3	4	56.6	29.0	4,885
Minnesota	1,261	7.3	5	64.0	16.4	7,680
Ohio	919	5.3	6	69.4	18.4	4,973
Kansas	731	4.2	7	73.6	9.3	7,784
South Dakota	590	3.4	8	77.1	16.8	3,508
Wisconsin	590	3.4	9	80.5	9.5	6,193
Missouri	565	3.3	10	83.8	12.0	4,682
Texas	487	2.8	11	86.7	3.6	13,206
Michigan	354	2.0	12	88.8	10.1	3,480
Colorado	316	1.8	13	90.6	7.3	4,310
Kentucky	248	1.4	14	92.1	6.3	3,920
Pennsylvania	147	0.8	15	92.9	3.5	4,175
North Dakota	126	0.7	16	93.7	4.2	3,004
Tennessee	122	0.7	17	94.4	5.5	2,216
North Carolina	120	0.7	18	95.1	1.6	7,164
Louisiana	89	0.5	19	95.6	4.7	1,891
Mississippi	89	0.5	20	96.1	2.5	3,454
California	86	0.5	21	96.6	0.3	24,616
New York	79	0.4	22	97.1	2.5	3,146
Georgia	67	0.3	23	97.5	1.2	5,454
Oklahoma	54	0.3	24	97.8	1.3	3,900
Arkansas	48	0.2	25	98.1	0.8	5,422
Virginia	46	0.2	26	98.3	1.9	2,328
Maryland	45	0.2	27	98.6	2.9	1,520
Washington	40	0.2	28	98.8	0.7	5,155
South Carolina	34	0.2	29	99.0	2.2	1,511
New Mexico	27	0.1	30	99.2	1.4	1,950
Alabama	27	0.1	31	99.4	0.8	3,283
Delaware	17	0.1	32	99.5	2.1	774
Idaho	14	0.0	33	99.5	0.4	3,320
Wyoming	14	0.0	34	99.6	1.6	850
Oregon	12	0.0	35	99.7	0.3	3,092
New Jersey	11	0.0	36	99.7	1.3	828
Arizona	10	0.0	37	99.8	0.4	2,368
Florida	8	0.0	38	99.9	0.1	6,762
West Virginia	6	0.0	39	99.9	1.5	405
Utah	6	0.0	40	99.9	0.6	981
Montana	5	0.0	41	100.0	0.2	1,799

Soybeans	15,447	100.0	(X)	100.0	7.8	196,761
Iowa	2,837	18.3	1	18.3	25.8	10,994
Illinois	2,644	17.1	2	35.4	34.1	7,742
Minnesota	1,428	9.2	3	44.7	18.5	7,680
Indiana	1,337	8.6	4	53.3	27.3	4,885
Ohio	1,108	7.1	5	60.5	22.2	4,973
Missouri	1,012	6.5	6	67.1	21.6	4,682
Nebraska	868	5.6	7	72.7	9.8	8,848
South Dakota	665	4.3	8	77.0	18.9	3,508
Arkansas	528	3.4	9	80.4	9.7	5,422
Kansas	472	3.0	10	83.5	6.0	7,784
Michigan	376	2.4	11	85.9	10.8	3,480
Mississippi	328	2.1	12	88.0	9.4	3,454
Wisconsin	254	1.6	13	89.7	4.1	6,193
Kentucky	239	1.5	14	91.2	6.1	3,920
North Dakota	231	1.5	15	92.7	7.6	3,004
Tennessee	217	1.4	16	94.1	9.7	2,216
North Carolina	213	1.3	17	95.5	2.9	7,164
Louisiana	152	0.9	18	96.5	8.0	1,891
Pennsylvania	81	0.5	19	97.0	1.9	4,175
Maryland	78	0.5	20	97.5	5.1	1,520
South Carolina	68	0.4	21	97.9	4.4	1,511
Virginia	64	0.4	22	98.3	2.7	2,328
Texas	51	0.3	23	98.7	0.3	13,206
Oklahoma	45	0.2	24	99.0	1.1	3,900
Alabama	43	0.2	25	99.2	1.3	3,283
Delaware	36	0.2	26	99.5	4.6	774
Georgia	30	0.2	27	99.7	0.5	5,454
New York	20	0.1	28	99.8	0.6	3,146
New Jersey	19	0.1	29	99.9	2.3	828
Florida	5	0.0	30	100.0	0.0	6,762

Source: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, Agricultural Income and Finance Situation and Outlook, September 1999, and "United States and State Farm Income Data;" published 1 October 1999; .

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